Professional Violation Resolution Services

Open HPD violations can become expensive if left unresolved. CureMyViolation is different from most violation-removal companies because we don't just identify the problem—we have an in-house licensed construction team that performs the repairs necessary to correct the violation. From repairs and permits to inspections and compliance paperwork, we help property owners navigate the entire process from start to finish.

When a violation involves a serious safety concern, waiting is not an option. Our emergency response team is available 24 hours a day to address conditions that threaten the safety of occupants, neighboring properties, or the structural integrity of the building.

Whether the issue involves structural damage, gas-related hazards, major plumbing failures, unsafe building conditions, or other immediately hazardous violations, our team can mobilize quickly to assess the situation and begin corrective action.

Have an inspection scheduled? Don't wait for the inspector to discover a problem first.

Many property owners focus only on the issue that triggered the inspection, only to learn that inspectors may identify additional violations, unsafe conditions, maintenance deficiencies, or code-related concerns elsewhere on the property. Without a clear understanding of what inspectors are evaluating, a single inspection can result in additional violations, fines, correction orders, failed inspections, and costly delays.

Our team conducts a comprehensive pre-inspection walkthrough to identify potential problem areas before the inspection takes place. Whether an inspection is related to a complaint, an existing violation, a rental program, a permit, or a compliance review, we help property owners prepare before the inspector arrives.

By identifying concerns in advance, property owners can reduce the risk of additional violations, avoid unnecessary penalties, and improve their chances of a successful inspection.

In New York, property owners are subject to extensive housing and maintenance regulations. Failure to maintain required registrations, filings, and compliance obligations can result in violations, fines, enforcement actions, and complications in landlord-tenant disputes.

Non-compliance issues can also create challenges when collecting rent, enforcing lease terms, renewing tenancies, obtaining financing, selling a property, or pursuing legal action. For this reason, it is important for landlords to stay ahead of compliance requirements rather than waiting until a problem arises.

Our team helps property owners manage required filings, maintain compliance records, and identify potential issues before they become costly violations or legal obstacles.

Many landlords choose to manage the CityFHEPS rental process themselves but are often unfamiliar with the specific requirements needed to pass the initial inspection. A failed inspection can delay move-in dates, postpone rental payments, and create unnecessary frustration for both landlords and tenants.

Our CityFHEPS Pre-Inspection Review helps identify potential issues before the official inspection takes place. We evaluate the apartment for common deficiencies, explain required corrections, and provide guidance on the documentation and steps necessary to move through the approval process successfully.

In addition to reviewing the apartment, we can assist with scheduling the CityFHEPS inspection and coordinating the process to help keep your rental approval moving forward.

By addressing concerns in advance, landlords can reduce inspection delays, improve their chances of passing on the first attempt, and expedite tenant placement and rental payments.

Before committing to a contractor or construction project, property owners need a clear understanding of the true costs involved. Our Contractor Cost Analysis Report provides a detailed financial and operational review of your project, helping you evaluate contractor proposals, establish realistic budgets, and avoid costly surprises.

Unlike a basic contractor estimate, our reports analyze labor costs, project timelines, permit requirements, overhead expenses, manpower needs, equipment requirements, and overall project feasibility. The goal is to provide property owners, investors, lenders, and developers with the information needed to make informed decisions before construction begins.

Whether you're planning a renovation, addition, conversion, restoration, or new construction project, our analysis helps identify potential budget overruns, scheduling concerns, and hidden costs that may impact your investment.