Brick is the execution layer for recurring building compliance — the way NYC owners get compliance work done, from regulatory requirement to verified transaction with a licensed vendor.
What we operate for you
Brick determines which DOB, HPD, FDNY, and DEP requirements apply to each building — LL152, LL97, facade, boiler, registration — and tracks every deadline on a calendar you never maintain.
When work comes due, Brick identifies licensed vendors for the exact job and puts normalized quotes side by side — approving the right price takes one click.
Brick schedules access, coordinates with the vendor and your building, and does the chasing — the part of compliance that always falls through the cracks.
After the work happens, Brick tracks the required filing and checks city records to confirm the requirement actually closed — not just that someone said it did.
Reports, filings, and certificates collected and attached to each requirement — an evidence trail that stands up to an audit, without the shoebox.
One view across every building: what is due, what is in progress, what is overdue, and what it cost — for owners, lenders, and insurers.
Example: Local Law 152
A conventional platform tells you it’s due — and hands you the chore. Brick runs the transaction end to end.
Brick detects the LL152 window for the building automatically — nobody has to remember it.
Licensed master plumbers serving the building, vetted against DOB license records.
We reach out, confirm availability, and collect pricing for the job.
Quotes normalized — you pick one.
That is the entire job on your side. One approval.
We coordinate with the plumber, the super, and tenants so the inspection actually happens.
GPS1 report in hand, GPS2 filing tracked to submission.
We check government records to confirm the requirement actually closed, store the evidence, and set up the next cycle before it becomes urgent.
Owner involvement
One approval.
The distinction
A property manager is the outsourced COO of the property. Brick is the outsourced compliance department. For us, compliance isn’t one job among fifty — it’s the entire job.
Rent collection, leasing, tenant complaints, maintenance calls
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Compliance monitoring
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Determine which requirements apply to the building
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Compliance calendar for every agency deadline
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Find specialized, licensed compliance vendors
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Coordinate inspections and testing end to end
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Chase and collect compliance documentation
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Verify with city records the requirement actually closed
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Preserve an audit-ready evidence trail
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Portfolio-wide compliance reporting
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It’s not that property managers never touch compliance — they do. But for them, it’s the urgent crowding out the important, every day, until the filing deadline was yesterday. Brick exists to prevent exactly that.
How engagement works
A 20-minute call about your buildings. We map what is due now and what is coming up.
Brick builds your compliance profile — every requirement and deadline, per building.
Brick sources vendors, negotiates, and schedules. You make one decision per job.
Filings confirmed against city records and filed away — audit-ready, per building.
Compliance obligations are important but never urgent — until they are. Brick is built so that day never comes.