The work is already required. We tell you where.

New York City requires buildings to inspect their facades, gas pipes, parking garages and retaining walls on a schedule. When an owner falls behind, the city records it: a violation, a fine, an inspection rated unsafe. Those records are public, but they're spread across a dozen city datasets and written in code.

Overdue reads them twice a day, works out which buildings must hire a plumber, a facade contractor or an engineer, and sends each one to a few firms who do that work nearby, with who decides and how to reach them.

What we believe

• Say only what the record says. Every building links to the city record behind it. We never call a building dangerous; we say what the inspection found.
• Fewer firms per building. No more than 5 firms in a trade get the same building, so a lead is worth calling.
• Plain English. No acronyms without an explanation, and no 40-column reports.

Who we are

Overdue is a small New York company. Write to holden@khairabuilt.com. A person reads every email.