Code violations can have several undesirable consequences — design defects, construction delays, possibly even litigation. However, building codes exist to guard the safety of construction crews and the eventual occupants of a building, so you should not ignore them....
Construction Code Violations
Residential building permits surged 11.1% over the year
When settlers first came to New Jersey, building a home was how they kept a roof over their heads. Even up to a hundred or so years ago, building a home was fairly common. In the more modern era, tract houses began to spring up and more people decided to buy a...
Why are final inspections so important?
Building codes and other legal restrictions are a part of your daily work in New Jersey. As a contractor, you must follow the law specifically to avoid any issues during inspections. The inspection process helps to ensure that you have met all the codes and the work...
Does your new build meet fire separation codes?
Working in construction in New Jersey means understanding all the different building codes you will deal with in the course of your various projects. If you build new single-family homes, there is a specific fire code you need to understand. If you want to build a...
Are you aware of common construction code violations?
You make your living as a construction contractor in New Jersey. No matter how much experience you have (or do not have), it is possible that you may one day find you have unintentionally violated a construction code. JLC Online lists a variety of the most common...
Dealing with a zoning violation ordinance
Whether you're building a house or a business in Maryland, there are several different codes, regulations and statutes that you may need to consider before laying down your foundation. However, construction codes can often be confusing and difficult to navigate. You...