Compliance

Code violations,
closed before they grow.

A code violation is a city or county notice that something on the property does not comply —often work done without a permit— and it usually comes with fines that accrue every day. We take it over: we define the best way to close it, correct and file whatever is needed and carry the case through official close-out.

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Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach · Office in HialeahLicense CRC 1333267

When do you need it?

You received a violation letter or notice from the city or county.
You have fines that keep growing every day.
The violation is holding up the sale or refinance of the property.

What we do for you

Review of the violation and the path to close it
Plans and permit if the fix requires them
Follow-up with the city through official close-out

What we need from you

This is enough to start. Anything else we sort out with you on WhatsApp.

AddressCopy of the violationPhotos of what the city flagged

How we work

From your case to the permit, step by step.

Tell us about your caseThrough the form or WhatsApp. The evaluation is free and a real person on our team answers.
We see the property and give you the estimateWhen the case calls for it, we schedule a site visit: we do not quote without seeing the property.
We prepare everythingSurvey (if needed, done by an outside engineer), plans, engineering and documents.
We submit to the cityYou pay the city fees directly on its portal; we answer the corrections.
Permit, inspections and close-outWe coordinate the inspections through close-out, and you follow your case in real time.

Case file · WM-VIOLACION

What the rules say

01
A Notice of Violation is issued when an inspector finds work not in compliance with the Florida Building Code or County Code; common causes: expired permits, unpermitted construction and unsafe structures.
Miami-Dade County · Building Code Enforcement
02
To resolve the case you must pay the penalty on the notice and correct within the time it specifies; if you believe it is an error, you can request an administrative hearing.
Miami-Dade County · Pay a Code Enforcement Violation
03
With a Notice of Violation for work without a permit, the permit carries a 100% additional charge (“double fee”).
Miami-Dade County · Homeowners General Permit Information

Official sources, reviewed October 29, 2026Read the full guide →

Timelines

It depends on the municipality and what the city requires in your case. In the evaluation we tell you the next steps and what to expect.

Payments

Zelle, card, cash or wire transfer. Usually 70% to start and 30% when the plans or the service are completed.

Not included

Unless your estimate says otherwise, it does not include city fees, fines, construction or the survey.

Frequently asked questions

Code violations

Do fines keep accruing while it is resolved?

In many cases fines accrue daily until the violation is corrected. That is why it pays to start as soon as possible.

What do you need to start?

The address and a copy of the violation. With that we review what the city requires and tell you the next steps.

Are the fines included in your price?

No. Fines and city fees are separate from our service; our job is to close the violation as soon as possible.

Other services

We can also help

Building permitsSee service →Legalization (after-the-fact permits)See service →Certificate of UseSee service →Change of UseSee service →Stop Work OrdersSee service →Open permit closureSee service →Commercial renovationsSee service →

Let's get started

Tell us your case.
We handle the rest.

Free evaluation, no commitment: we call you back the same business day. We speak English and Spanish.

Tell us your case — free

Code violations,closed before they grow.