Small Permit Expediting Company, BIG Results
Our expert team is ready to handle all of your permit needs with speed and ease.
We are a Expediting Company, S & M Expediting has Class 2 NYC permit expeditors who work for you on violation removal, NYC permit expediting, construction consulting and municipal research. Our number one goal as a NYC DOB expeditor is to provide you with personal service and fast results – making your project more productive and profitable.
Whether you are an architect or homeowner, engineer or contractor, we obtain the required approvals from regulatory agencies at all levels of the NYC and NYS government, including:
We also provide services for property managers, real estate lawyers, and plumbers.
Whatever the project, don’t waste time and money navigating the system. We will handle all of your NYC permitting needs with ease and professionalism. Contact us to discuss your project today!
Client Reviews
” Their expediting services have served my architectural company, SimpleTwig, very well.
Mercedes is really great. She explains the process to my clients when they, or I, have questions, which certainly helps. She’s even met some of my home owner clients in person to explain the entire DOB process. She provides me the forms I need (printed and mailed to me thank you very much) to sign and in a way that makes my life easier, unlike others who think I’m their printing service. Heck, one expeditor a client wanted me to use had to ask me how to fill out the work permit applications forms. Yikes! If you need an expeditor and filing representative, look no further.”
Nick B., Yelp User
News & Updates
-
Department of Buildings Project Advocate Program
Every borough has at least one Project Advocate that can provide a single point of contact for building owners, developers, architects, and engineers. They assist when resolving technical or operational issues on a given property or a specific project. Project advocates serve as a liaison between the Department of Buildings and/or other city agencies. They…
-
NYC FAÇADES
In New York City, owners of buildings with six or more stories must have the exterior walls (façade) inspected every five years by a qualified exterior wall inspector (QEWI). This is required by NYC rules and regulations pertaining to façades under the Façade Safety Inspection Program (FISP). Deadlines for façade reports are divided into cycles.…
-
ANCILLARY DWELLING UNITS (ADUs)
In December 2024, NYC passed the City of YES for Housing Opportunity with the aim to create approximately 80,000 new homes throughout the city. One of the key goals is to create smaller accessory units. Like backyard cottages and legalizing cellar and basement apartments, also known as Ancillary Dwelling Units (ADU’s). City of Yes will…
