Product photoBuilding Registration Number / Serial Number White Aluminum Sign
Owners assembling a posting package when a registration or serial-number sign is specifically required for the property.
HPD rules require multiple NYC building notices, signs and display items, and additional requirements apply depending on the property and circumstances. Instead of hunting through unrelated stores after an inspection, start here with the physical products owners commonly need.
Use this catalog to locate the product. Use the governing requirement to decide whether it is the right product for your building.
Product photoOwners assembling a posting package when a registration or serial-number sign is specifically required for the property.
Product photoPosting packages where an emergency-notification notice matching the applicable NYC requirement is needed.
Product photoDisplaying an official inspection card when the building is required to maintain one in a visible protected frame.
Product photoReplacing or adding a clearly visible building number where this size and style meet the applicable identification requirement.
Product photoKeeping building notices organized and protected in a common-area posting location.
Product photoBuildings that need a larger protected area for multiple management, safety or compliance postings.
Product photoIdentifying a boiler or mechanical room where restricted-access signage is appropriate or required.
Product photoClearly identifying an electrical room when tactile or ADA-style room identification is appropriate.
Product photoIdentifying utility shutoff information in a utility or mechanical area when the wording matches the property’s needs.
Product photoProtecting and displaying a 6 x 9 certificate or inspection document where that display format is appropriate.
Product photoReplacing a missing or damaged inspection-card frame when its dimensions match the document that must be displayed.
Product photoIdentifying floors in stairs, corridors or other locations where tactile floor-number signage is appropriate.
Product photoBulk replacement of apartment or dwelling-unit fire-safety notices when the printed version matches the required notice for the building.
Product photoMaking a fire extinguisher easier to identify when directional signage is appropriate for the installation.
Product photoPosting a smoke-detector notice when that notice is applicable to the building and the product text matches the current requirement.
Product photoBuildings that need a gas-leak notice and where the bilingual text matches the current required notice.
Product photoOwners replacing a serial-number posting when this size and layout match the applicable building requirement.
Product photoBuildings where the specific fireproof-building notice applies and a durable common-area or door sign is needed.
Product photoProperties where a building-section or subdivision sign is specifically required and this wording matches the applicable requirement.
Product photoA compact registration-number posting where a 3 x 8 format matches the current property requirement.
Product photoPosting housing-information guidance when that notice is applicable to the property and the printed version is current.
Product photoA heating-system information posting when the property is subject to that requirement and the sign matches the current format.
Product photoAn all-electric property where a no-gas notice is specifically applicable and the wording matches the current requirement.
Product photoGiving occupants a visible reminder to report maintenance issues to building management.
Product photoBuildings where an owner name, address, phone number or responsible-party contact must be displayed or where visible ownership information improves operations.
Product photoLobbies and common areas where residents need a clear management contact or where local law requires visible responsible-party information.
Product photoBuildings that need a clearly visible after-hours, emergency or responsible-person contact in a lobby, vestibule or management area.
Product photoNYC apartment buildings that require the non-fireproof version of the Emergency Preparedness Notice.
Product photoNYC multiple dwellings where the required janitor/superintendent or responsible-person information must be posted.
Product photoNYC multiple dwellings where residents must be informed of garbage collection hours under the applicable building-service arrangement.
Product photoNYC properties where current HPD rules permit the required detector and suspected-gas-leak information to be displayed in a combined notice.
Product photoNYC residential buildings where current fire-safety rules require a close-the-door reminder in the applicable location.
Product photoDisplaying official tenant notices, management information, inspection notices or temporary documents that need to be changed without replacing a permanent sign.
Product photoBuilding notices that must be posted temporarily or updated frequently, such as service interruptions, emergency notices or management communications.
Product photoKeeping signed disclosures, inspection reports, tenant notices, certifications and property records organized by building or unit.
Read the violation first. Identify the required item, confirm the exact text and installation location, purchase the matching product, and then complete the physical correction and any certification or filing required to close the violation. A purchase receipt by itself does not cure an HPD or DOB violation.