BuildDocket preserved a piece of NoHo history built in 1896 while threading modern structural steel through a site that leaves zero room for error.

BuildDocket turns NYC’s public violation record into a working sales pipeline for contractors who do repair, restoration and compliance work. Every night we pull the city’s fourteen open datasets - DOB, HPD, ECB, FISP filings, licensing, corporations - clean the mess, resolve the actual owner behind each LLC, dig up a phone number, and email each subscriber a short list every weekday morning. It’s not software they log into. It’s a list of buildings that legally have to get work done, with a phone number attached and a claim button next to it. Divisions we sell today, with live monthly volume: • Interior repair and finishes • Mold and water intrusion • Plumbing and gas piping • Lead paint abatement • HVAC and mechanical • Roofing and waterproofing • Façade and exterior restoration (LL11 / FISP) Subscribers buy one trade in one borough at a time - a Queens roofer sees Queens roofing, nothing else. Territories are capped and close when they fill, so nobody’s competing with the whole city for the same list. Pricing is flat: $199 per trade-and-borough, per month. The closest competitor charges $997 to $1,497. 30 days free, card on file, cancel in one click. Every lead includes what the city ordered repaired, the statutory deadline, the penalty for missing it, the owner or managing agent, and a live phone number where the public record supports one. A claim locks the lead off the board for the other subscribers in that territory. Built for shops with five to twenty trucks that already have someone chasing work. Not a bid board and not a permit alert — a permit is a maybe, a violation is a deadline with a penalty attached. info@builddocket.com · 516-557-8242 · builddocket.com