The rest of the Chapter 33 package. Temporary roof protection at adjoining properties, overhead protection during new construction, construction fences on sidewalks and roadways, and rooftop enclosures, all designed and filed by the same engineer who handles your shed and scaffold.
What we deliver
- Roof protection at adjoining buildings during new building and alteration work, designed to the exposure and debris loads of the job
- Overhead protection during new building construction, filed separately from the sidewalk shed when the DOB requires it
- Construction fences on sidewalks and roadways, including wind loading, post embedment and DOT coordination
- Rooftop fence enclosures during roof replacement
- DOB NOW job filings as applicant of record
One engineer for the whole site
General contractors on new buildings usually need five filings at once: sidewalk shed, construction fence, roof protection at neighbors, suspended or supported scaffold and a hoist. Filing them through one engineer keeps the drawings consistent, the schedule B items aligned and the revisions fast.
Related services: sidewalk sheds, construction hoists.
If the same site also keeps a sidewalk shed, read our Local Law 48 explainer on shed permit renewals, or see the LL48 renewal report service.
Request a proposal
Send the address, the structure type and your target install date. We reply within one business day. Call 201-658-1430 or email info@nomadrd.com.