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Boards must carefully consider their options for complying with New York City's local laws, such as Local Law 97 and facade repairs, by exploring options such as refinancing, assessments, and capital reserve studies to ensure the best budgeting options.

The Imperial Sanford Building in Flushing, Queens, is working with HANAC to comply with Local Law 97 by replacing windows, conducting facade repairs, switching to No. 2 fuel oil, and taking advantage of incentive programs, which will save the building up to 70% on energy fuel usage and consumption. (Print: A Profile in Energy Courage)

When it comes to Local Law 11 facade repairs, it doesn’t pay to scrimp on spending.

When dealing with repairs on older buildings, boards need to understand the structure's condition to define the scope of work.

A woman with a soft spot for the guys on the scaffold

New ways to inspect facades

Safety is No. 1, and there are ways to ensure it.

Keep the residents informed about what’s happening, any slowdowns, and the end result.

It’s important for boards to know that it’s OK to hit the reset button when a capital project gets bogged down.