A prewar co-op on W. 86th St. managed by Century Management conducted a feasibility study of its gas lines, which revealed that the system was not only going to fail in the event of a pressure test, but none of the isolation valves actually worked, leading to a $650,000 to $700,000 upgrade. (Print: The Upside of Being Proactive)
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Preventive Measures: How a Co-Op Avoided a Gas Shutdown
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Planning for A Potential Gas Shutdown
Gas pipe inspections are coming – don't be responsible for a shutdown.
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10 Days in May
A real-life drama in a Brooklyn co-op.
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The Definitive Guide to Navigating a Gas Shutdown
How to respond when you get the dreaded red tag.
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How to Communicate With Key Players During a Gas Shutdown
Keeping shareholders in the loop is always the best course of action.
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