If you own or manage a building in New York City, staying compliant with Local Law 152 (LL152) is critical. This law mandates periodic inspections of gas piping systems to prevent leaks, ensure safety, and protect building occupants. Here’s what you can expect during the LL152 inspection process.
What Is Local Law 152?
Local Law 152 is part of a broader effort by NYC to improve gas safety across the city. Enacted in 2016, this requirement mandates that buildings in certain community districts undergo gas piping inspections every four years. These inspections must be performed by a licensed master plumber or a qualified individual under their supervision.
Who Needs an LL152 Inspection?
Most buildings with gas piping are required to comply, but there are exceptions. For example, one- and two-family homes are typically exempt unless they fall under specific criteria. If your building has a gas piping system, you’ll likely need to schedule an LL152 inspection.
Don’t Miss Your LL152 Deadline
Schedule Your Gas Inspection Today!
✅ Visually inspect exposed gas piping from entry to tenant spaces
✅ Check for corrosion, leaks, or damage
✅ Confirm proper labeling and valve access
✅ Use leak detection instruments as needed
Stay compliant. Avoid fines. Book your inspection now.
PLEASE NOTE: Our inspection is thorough but non-invasive. If issues are found, they must be addressed within a set timeline to avoid penalties.
Don’t Miss Your LL152 Deadline
Schedule Your Gas Inspection Today!
✅ Visually inspect exposed gas piping from entry to tenant spaces
✅ Check for corrosion, leaks, or damage
✅ Confirm proper labeling and valve access
✅ Use leak detection instruments as needed
PLEASE NOTE: Our inspection is thorough but non-invasive. If issues are found, they must be addressed within a set timeline to avoid penalties.
Don’t Miss Your LL152 Deadline
Schedule Your Gas Inspection Today!
✅ Visually inspect exposed gas piping from entry to tenant spaces
✅ Check for corrosion, leaks, or damage
✅ Confirm proper labeling and valve access
✅ Use leak detection instruments as needed
Stay compliant. Avoid fines. Book your inspection now.
PLEASE NOTE: Our inspection is thorough but non-invasive. If issues are found, they must be addressed within a set timeline to avoid penalties.
Timeline and Reporting Requirements
After the inspection:
- The licensed plumber must submit a Gas Piping System Periodic Inspection Report (GPS1) to the building owner within 30 days.
- The building owner must then submit a Certification of Inspection (GPS2) to the NYC Department of Buildings (DOB) within 60 days of the inspection.
NOTE: Failing to submit on time may result in fines and violations.
Preparing for Your LL152 Inspection
- Make sure all gas piping areas are accessible.
- Address any known issues ahead of time.
- Have past inspection reports or building documents ready.
NOTE: Proactive maintenance can make the process faster and less stressful.
Stay Compliant, Stay Safe
LL152 isn’t just about checking a box; it’s about keeping residents and property safe from potential gas hazards. Whether you’re preparing for your first inspection or your next one in the 4-year cycle, understanding the process helps you avoid surprises and costly violations.
