What Are Code Violations?

Code violations happen when a home doesn’t meet the city’s safety or housing rules. This can happen for many reasons—like damage, age, money problems, or not knowing the rules.

Some common violations include:

• Unsafe Structures
  Cracks in the foundation, leaning walls, or weak porches that could be dangerous.
• Overgrown Grass, Trash, or Debris
  A messy yard with tall weeds or trash can quickly lead to a violation.
• Unpermitted Work
  Making repairs or changes—like adding a room or fixing wiring—without the right permits.
• Roof, Electrical, or Plumbing Hazards
  Leaks, exposed wires, or broken pipes are all things the city looks out for.
• Vacant or Boarded-Up Homes
  Empty houses or homes with boards on the windows can attract problems and get reported.

If these issues aren’t fixed, the city may fine you, put a lien on your property, or even tear the house down. But you still have options—we can help.

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