Covered cities / Sprinkler + standpipe project watch
WATCH THE WORK.
SEE THE CHANGE.
Your covered areas. Your trade.
A reason to take another look.
$249 per month · Daily checks, weekly brief
New and changed sprinkler and standpipe records in your selected covered areas. The recorded scope. The status before and after. One weekly brief that gives your next investigation a starting point.
Worked example · fictional data
Brooklyn / Standpipe alteration
Canal Works
The change brings it back to the watch. Read the approved scope and check who holds the work. Approval does not tell you whether the trade package is open.
Inspect the two captured statuses
Canal Works job filing, status history
Brooklyn. Standpipe alteration to a commercial building. Status on September 3, 2026: submitted. Status on September 10, 2026: approved.
- 01Brooklyn
- 02Queens
- 03Manhattan
- 04The Bronx
- 05Staten Island
Choose selected NYC boroughs or one other supported city. Each area has its own public source and limits. The weekly brief selects up to 10 relevant new or changed projects; source coverage is partial and is confirmed before payment.
A status, with its history
The useful detail
is what changed.
A filing you have already seen can become worth another look. RiserScout preserves the observed status change and its dates, so you can see the movement without rebuilding the history.
The brief keeps the captured earlier and newer statuses with their dates, for your next project review.
Explore the moments a brief can help →Worked example · fictional data
Canal Works / Fictional captured records
- 03
SEP 2026Submitted
Commercial standpipe alteration. Brooklyn.
First captured application status - 10
SEP 2026Approved
Application status changed since the earlier observation.
New captured status / included in weekly brief
Inspect the captured status fields
Canal Works job filing, status history
Brooklyn. Standpipe alteration to a commercial building. Status on September 3, 2026: submitted. Status on September 10, 2026: approved.
From daily records to your weekly review
A watch you can
actually work from.
Your trade.
Your covered areas.
Choose sprinkler, standpipe or both. Confirm the covered source and area before paying.
Up to 10 projects.
One weekly view.
New and changed filings, recorded scope, dates and source links. A quiet week is stated plainly.
Save the project.
Check the record.
Keep the projects that warrant investigation in your workspace. Download the brief and open the filing for the next review.
Your next project review starts here
Watch the work
you are built for.
Full refund of the first month within 14 days of the first delivery if you ask — once per customer.
Is this the same as DOB NOW?
It reads the same public filings. The difference is that you get the ones that match your trades and selected covered areas in one list each week, with the changes since last time marked.
Does a filing mean the job is open?
No. A filing tells you a job exists and where it stands in the City's process. Whether a sprinkler contractor is already on it is something you check.
What if a week has nothing new?
Then the brief says so. If a brief is missed altogether, that month is credited without your asking.