Small Reno - Expeditor Fees

I haven't needed an expediter in the last year so unsure if there have been any material changes, but that shouldn't need to cost more than $2,000. That would cover filing the Alt-2 with DOB, attending a meeting or two with the plan reviewer, and getting the job signed off when complete.

An asbestos test would be separate.

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Ask your architect whey you need to file an Alt2 rather than Alt3. The last one is a simple application, your architect may be able to file easily. It seems to me more like a minor alteration which may not need permits.

ALT1: Major alterations that will change use, egress or occupancy
ALT2: Multiple types of work, not affecting use, egress or occupancy
ALT3: One type of minor work, not affecting use, egress or occupancy

Minor Alterations Without Permits
Some minor work does not require a permit; a PE, an RA, or a Department borough office manager can explain the exceptions. For example, installing new kitchen cabinets doesn’t require a permit but contractors must have a Department of Consumer Affairs home improvement contractor license.

Did your building tell you that they wanted you to get an architect or permits for your closet renovation?

I would talk to your management company before you pay an expeditor

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