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Overdue for facade contractors · New York City

The buildings that have to fix their facade, and the engineers who decide who gets the job.

New leads every morning, updated twice a day: buildings the city says must repair their facade, with no contractor hired yet, plus the engineer map. Bonus: new unsafe buildings with no sidewalk shed yet.

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1,193 buildings that must fix their facade and haven't hired anyone right now · updated Oct 6

Top picks · facade repairs required, no contractor yet
  • 3965 Sedgwick Avenue
    Bronx · 20 floors · 319 units
    Fined: unsafe facade not fixed
    Amalgamated Housing
    718-796-9300Managing agent
  • 1660 2nd Avenue
    Manhattan · 21 floors · 698 units
    Facade unsafe since May 2023
    CF E 86
    Owner of record
  • 200 East 72nd Street
    Manhattan · 35 floors · 866 units
    Fined: unsafe parking garage not fixed
    Carlyle Construction
    212-682-7300Managing agent
  • 90 Washington Street
    Manhattan · 27 floors · 399 units
    Fined: unsafe facade not fixed
    The Moinian Group
    Owner of record
  • 2324 Boston Road
    Bronx · 21 floors · 322 units
    Fined: unsafe facade not fixed
    Bronx Park East Housing Co.
    Owner of record
  • 62-60 99th Street
    Queens · 16 floors · 422 units
    Fined: unsafe facade not fixed
    62-60 99th Street Owner II LLC
    Owner of record

Buildings over 6 stories get their facade inspected every 5 years. The city calls it the Facade Inspection and Safety Program (FISP), or Local Law 11. When the inspecting engineer rates a facade unsafe, or SWARMP (safe for now, with repairs due), the owner has to hire a contractor.

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Why it's worth it

One job pays for years of the list.

$100,000
median facade repair job

Facade repair jobs filed with the city have a median estimate of $100,000. One job pays for about 19 years of the list.

Median estimated cost of 13,525 facade and masonry repair jobs (DOB NOW job filings) in the last 24 months, as of Oct 6, 2026.

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Facade contractors

Facades that must be repaired, plus the engineers who decide who bids.

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  • Unsafe, fined and SWARMP facades with no contractor hired yet
  • The engineer map: who runs repair work near you, and who has never hired you
  • Parking garage (Local Law 126) repairs
  • Bonus: new unsafe buildings with no sidewalk shed yet
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Each building goes to no more than 5 firms in your trade.

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New leads every morning, updated twice a day.

We pull the city's records at 5 am and 1 pm. Buildings drop off when they're fixed or filed, and new ones show up the same day.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from BuildDocket and other lead lists?
Three things lead lists don't do. First, we check whether a repair job is already filed with the city and keep those buildings off your picks. Second, we show the engineer who inspected each building, and an engineer map of who runs repair work near you and who has never hired you. Third, each building goes to no more than 5 contractors, one price covers all five boroughs, and we update twice a day.
What do “unsafe”, “SWARMP” and “fined” mean?
Unsafe: the inspecting engineer found conditions that put people at risk. The owner must put up protection and repair. SWARMP: safe for now, but repairs are due before the next inspection. Fined: the city issued a violation for not fixing unsafe conditions in time.
What is Local Law 126?
The city's parking garage law. An engineer inspects parking structures on a schedule, and garages rated unsafe need repairs. We include those, labeled “parking garage”.
Where does the data come from?
From the city's own records: facade inspection filings (FISP), Department of Buildings violations, job filings and permits, and HPD registrations. Every building links to its record.
How many contractors get the same building?
No more than 5. Firms whose past jobs are nearest get it first.
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