Construction projects are complex endeavors that require attention to detail and adherence to numerous regulations. Project managers and stakeholders need a deep understanding of the industry, including common violations, to sidestep potential legal issues. In this...
New Jersey builders face a daily challenge. Homeowners often dream up ambitious renovations and modern designs. At the same time, construction professionals must follow the state's strict construction codes. This balance between creativity and compliance shapes our...
Property owners place their trust in your company to build or renovate their buildings to the highest standards. As a construction professional in New Jersey, you know that maintaining this trust means making sure every aspect of the project meets code requirements....
Cutting corners might seem tempting, but ignoring construction codes can cause general contractors and subcontractors a lot of trouble. It’s in a company’s best interest to avoid violations because financial consequences can extend far beyond the initial fine or...
When a stop work order (SWO) slams the brakes on a construction project, it can be a nightmare for contractors. Suddenly, the clock is ticking, and every day that passes means lost revenue, delayed timelines and frustrated clients. But what if there's a way to get the...
Contractors and construction workers must ensure that they follow the housing code when completing their tasks. Violations have legal consequences and may create unsafe living conditions for property owners. If you’re working on a construction project, knowing the...
Construction work can be complicated, especially when builders and contractors must meet client demands while complying with state requirements. Securing a permit is only one of the many tasks you must complete to start a construction project in New Jersey. If you are...
Construction projects across the country usually follow similar standards to maintain safety and quality, especially concerning the building's structural integrity. There are federal and state laws to protect not only the future tenants in these structures but also...
Building and construction codes outline accessibility standards that embody inclusivity, ensuring that people with disabilities can access and use public and private buildings just like anyone else. Unfortunately, violations of these codes still occur, either through...
As a contractor, you're likely to encounter construction violations. Building inspections or complaints often detect these, signaling non-compliance with local or state building codes. To resolve these violations, a process known as "abatement," you'll need to make...
