The NYC PIPS (Preliminary Inspection and Plan Submission) report is a critical component of the building compliance process in New York City. It is designed to ensure that all proposed work adheres to the stringent regulations and standards set forth by the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB). The PIPS report addresses various aspects of a project, including structural integrity, safety, and historical preservation, which are especially vital in a city with its vast array of existing buildings.

Selecting a firm to assist you with your PIPS report is paramount to the success of your project. REL stands out as an exceptional choice in this area for several reasons. As an expert restoration engineering firm, we specialize in the assessment and compliance of existing buildings, which is crucial when dealing with the complexities of the NYC PIPS report. Our professionals possess extensive knowledge of the local codes and regulations, ensuring that your project aligns with all necessary requirements.

Moreover, REL's commitment to historic preservation means that we approach every project with sensitivity to its architectural significance. Our team understands the importance of maintaining the character of New York City's historic buildings while bringing them up to modern safety and regulatory standards.

As a certified Qualified Parking Structure Inspector (QPSI), REL can provide the necessary inspections as per NYC building code requirements. This in-depth expertise allows us to streamline the inspection process, alleviating potential delays and ensuring that your project proceeds smoothly and efficiently. Our meticulous attention to detail and professional integrity make us a trusted partner in navigating the complexities of the PIPS report.

Choosing REL means aligning your project with a firm that prioritizes quality, compliance, and the preservation of New York's architectural heritage. With us on your side, you can be confident that your PIPS report will be handled expertly and that your project will meet all vital regulatory standards.