Protect Your Property from HPD Violations in Brooklyn
HPD Turnover Violation 623 is issued by the NYC Housing Preservation and Development Department when an apartment does not meet the required standards after a tenant vacates. This violation specifically targets lead-based paint hazards on door and window friction surfaces, especially if the tenant moved in after 2004. HPD checks for various issues, including dirty or damaged walls, floors, appliances, fixtures, abandoned furniture, visible dirt, debris, stains, and pests like bedbugs or cockroaches. If they identify significant problems, code 623 is issued, preventing you from renting the unit until all issues are corrected.
To resolve this, you must address all identified problems and provide evidence of correction. This includes performing necessary repairs and, if applicable, submitting negative XRF test results to confirm that all lead-based paint hazards have been dealt with. At Manhattan Lead, we efficiently manage these cleaning, repair, and testing tasks. Our goal is to help you rectify the violation swiftly and restore your property to a condition ready for new tenants.
HPD violations costing you? Let our licensed team handle your turnover violation and keep your property rent-ready!
HPD Violation Turnover Removal Services







