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Overdue for plumbers · New York City

Every NYC building that's overdue on its gas pipe inspection, grouped by the managing agent who decides.

New leads every morning, updated twice a day: buildings near your past jobs that the city says are overdue on their gas pipe inspection (Local Law 152), grouped by managing agent.

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79,803 buildings overdue on their gas pipe inspection right now · updated Oct 6

Top picks · gas pipe inspections overdue
  • 25-40 Shore Boulevard
    Queens · 23 floors · 414 units
    Gas inspection overdue since Jan
    Akam Associates
    212-986-0001Managing agent
  • 2541 Adam C Powell Blvd
    Manhattan · 27 floors · 1,229 units · 4 buildings
    Gas inspection overdue since Jan
    Prestige Management
    718-822-7377Managing agent
  • 200 Rector Place
    Manhattan · 44 floors · 542 units
    Gas inspection overdue since Jan
    Douglas Elliman Property Management
    212-692-6183Managing agent
  • 73 Wilson Street
    Brooklyn · 21 floors · 374 units · 3 buildings
    Gas inspection overdue since Jan
    Reliant Realty Services
    646-502-7200Managing agent
  • 10 Hanover Square
    Manhattan · 21 floors · 498 units
    Gas inspection overdue since Jan
    United Dominion Realty, L.P
    212-742-9595Managing agent
  • 95 Wall Street
    Manhattan · 22 floors · 506 units
    Gas inspection overdue since Jan
    United Dominion Realty, L.P
    212-742-9595Managing agent

Local Law 152 (LL152) is the city's gas pipe law. A licensed master plumber has to inspect a building's gas piping every 4 years. Buildings that don't file get a violation, and the managing agent has to hire a plumber.

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Why it's worth it

One job pays for years of the list.

$24,000
median gas job

Gas pipe jobs filed with the city have a median estimate of $24,000. One job pays for about 8 years of the list.

Median estimated cost of 4,953 gas-related plumbing jobs (DOB NOW permits) in the last 24 months, as of Oct 6, 2026.

How it works

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  2. Step 2

    Tell us your company and boroughs

    We find your plumbing permits in the city's records and put buildings near your past jobs first.

  3. Step 3

    Get new leads every morning

    Grouped by managing agent, so one call can cover many buildings. Updated twice a day.

Pricing

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All five boroughs. Cancel anytime. Founding price, locked for as long as you stay, if you join before December 31, 2026.

Plumbers

Buildings overdue on their gas pipe inspection, grouped by managing agent.

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  • Every LL152-overdue building in your boroughs
  • Grouped by the managing agent who hires
  • Agent phone numbers when we find them, labeled by source
  • Ranked by distance from your past permits
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Each building goes to no more than 5 firms in your trade.

Not dozens. When more firms want the same building, the ones whose past jobs are nearest get it first.

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?
Lead lists charge per trade per borough and share each lead with many firms. We list buildings with an open Local Law 152 gas pipe violation (the inspection is required by law), grouped by the managing agent who hires. One price covers all five boroughs. Each building goes to no more than 5 plumbers, and the list updates twice a day.
Where does the data come from?
From the city's own records: Department of Buildings (DOB) violations and permits, and Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) registrations, which name each building's managing agent. Every building links to the record that put it on your list.
Do you have phone numbers?
The city publishes no phone numbers for owners or agents. When we find a managing agent's office number on their own website or a public business listing, we show it and say where it came from. We never guess.
What happens when a building files its inspection?
We re-check every building twice a day. When the violation closes, it drops off your list. When someone files a job there, we mark it.
How many plumbers get the same building?
No more than 5. Firms whose past jobs are nearest get it first.
Can I cancel?
Yes. Cancel anytime from your account page before your trial ends and you pay nothing.

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