The building recertification process is a process that is typically required for buildings that are more than a certain number of years old, in order to ensure that they continue to meet certain safety and code standards. The specific requirements for the building recertification process will vary depending on the location and type of building in question.

Building violations refer to any failure to comply with building codes, zoning ordinances, or other regulations that apply to a building or construction project. Violations can occur for a variety of reasons, including failure to obtain necessary permits, failure to adhere to building codes, and failure to follow approved plans.

A subcontractor permit is a document that allows a subcontractor to perform work on a construction project. Subcontractors are independent contractors who are hired by a general contractor to perform a specific task or set of tasks on a construction project.

A building permit is a document issued by a government agency that gives permission to start construction on a building project. The purpose of a building permit is to ensure that the building project meets certain safety and code standards.

A permit history search is a request to access or obtain information about the permits that have been issued for a particular property. Permits are documents that authorize the owner or occupants of a property to make certain changes or improvements to the property, such as building a new structure or making renovations.