Local Law 152 Compliance: Gas Pipeline Inspections by Licensed Master Plumbers in Queens, NY

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Looking for a trustworthy Licensed Master Plumber to inspect your gas piping? Call the professionals at Ranshaw today, and we’ll ensure your building is NYC Local Law 152 compliant. Our plumbers have been helping property owners keep their properties safe and up to code for over 60 years. So if you need a licensed expert to handle your gas line inspection, we’ve got you covered. Call us today and see why thousands of New Yorkers trust us every year to handle their plumbing repairs, replacements, and inspections.

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Understanding LL152

Service details

What's Included in Your Annual Gas Line Inspection

Comprehensive Gas Line Assessment
We conduct a thorough inspection of your gas piping system, checking for leaks, corrosion, and any potential hazards. We will inspect all common areas of your building where gas lines are visible, such as basements, hallways, mechanical rooms, etc. Our trained professionals use state-of-the-art equipment to ensure every detail is covered.
GPS Reports
Ranshaw ensures your gas piping system meets all NYC regulations under Local Law 152. Upon completion of our inspection, we will produce documentation to confirm compliance, helping you avoid fines and ensure your property is safe.
There are two reports. A report known as GPS 1 will be provided after the inspection is completed and outlines the results of the inspection and the findings of the inspector for your records. A second report, GPS 2, is the final report submitted to the DOB certifying that the inspection was completed.
Expert Recommendations
We provide tailored recommendations for any necessary repairs or upgrades. Our goal is to ensure your gas piping system is in safe operating condition. At your request, we can provide a proposal to correct any illegal or unsafe conditions identified during the inspection.
Filing
We will file the GPS 2 report with the DOB on your behalf to ensure all documentation is uploaded correctly and you meet your requirements for compliance.
Reminders
We’ve got your back. Once we have performed a LL152 inspection at your building, we will send reminders when your next inspection is due to help you stay on schedule and avoid potential fines from the city.

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Price

How Much Does a Gas Pipe Line Inspection Cost?

The cost of a gas piping system inspection can vary based on several factors, including:

Building Size: The larger the building the more extensive the gas piping is. Therefore more time and resources are required to perform the inspection and prepare the reporting, which can increase the overall cost.
Multiple Gas Meters / Buildings: The inspection fee will be higher if your property has more than one gas meter or multiple buildings, such as a separate garage.
Location of Piping: If your gas lines are located in hard-to-reach areas, a thorough inspection may require additional time and effort, which will impact the price.

To get an accurate estimate for the cost of your gas line, contact Ranshaw today.

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How Scheduling Works

Scheduling your NYC LL152 gas line inspection works like this:

Request Your Gas Line Inspection with Ranshaw
Contact Ranshaw by calling us at (718) 767-0707, or use our online form to schedule your on-site estimate. We serve Queens and the surrounding areas and have appointments available regularly.
Get a Courtesy Reminder Call on the Day of Your Service
For your convenience, on the day of your gas line inspection, a team member from Ranshaw will call you 20-30 minutes ahead of time. That way, you won't have to wait around all day prior to our arrival.
Receive a Gas Line Inspection by a Licensed Master Plumber
On the day of your inspection, our Licensed Master Plumber will arrive with everything needed to complete the inspection on the same visit.

Education

Understanding Local Law 152

Local Law 152 mandates regular inspections of gas piping systems in New York City, primarily to enhance safety and compliance.

As Licensed Master Plumbers, Ranshaw is able to manage our client’s inspection needs, and answer any questions you have about Local Law 152. We receive requests for information all the time about this law, especially pertaining to the following:

How Often Do I Need a LL152 Gas Inspection?

Local Law 152 requires property owners to have their gas piping systems inspected every four years. This schedule is crucial for identifying leaks, corrosion, or other potential hazards before they escalate into serious issues.

Who Can Perform a LL152 Gas Inspection?

Licensed Master Plumber (LMPs) are authorized to conduct LL152 inspections. Additionally, individuals working under the direct and continuing supervision of a licensed master plumber, with at least (5) years of full-time experience working under the direct and continuing supervision of a licensed master plumber and who has successfully completed a training program acceptable to the building dept.

Compliance Reporting

After an inspection, property owners must submit a report to the Department of Buildings (DOB). This report includes findings and any necessary corrective actions, helping to ensure that the property meets safety regulations and avoids fines. An expert from Ranshaw will prepare this document for you to send to the DOB.

What Happens if I Miss My LL152 Inspection?

Failure to comply with Local Law 152 can result in significant penalties, including fines from the city. Regular inspections not only keep you safe but also help you avoid these financial repercussions.

By understanding the implications of Local Law 152 and scheduling regular inspections, you can ensure the safety of your gas piping systems and remain compliant with NYC regulations.