Capital CodeComplianceStart your compliance review Washington, D.C. property compliance
File. Prepare. Repair. Pass inspection.
Licensing, filings, inspection preparation, approved repairs, and agency coordination—from the first review through final approval.
Application and inspection workflow
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More than an expeditor
Capital Code Compliance brings the filing, property, and inspection sides of D.C. compliance together. We identify what is missing, build the right path forward, and stay with the matter through completion.
For property owners, landlords, property managers, and small businesses who want one experienced point of contact—not another list of agencies to call.
What we handle
Choose one service or let us manage the full path from application to approval.
Signature service
We assess the property, identify likely deficiencies, complete approved work, coordinate the inspection, and address remaining items through approval.
New rental-property licenses, renewals, application corrections, expired-license assistance, and license cancellation when a property is no longer rented.
Housing-provider registration for accommodations and rental units, rent-control or exemption information, supporting documents, notices, updates, and filing follow-through.
OTR registration, FR-500, biennial reports, FP-31 filings, entity updates, and other administrative filings for D.C. businesses.
View the FR-500 applicationCompliance record review, Clean Hands issue coordination, missing-document identification, and a clear plan for unresolved agency requirements.
Notice review, corrective-work coordination, documentation, agency follow-up, and support preparing for reinspection or abatement.
Get help with an NOIPermit support
Preparation and coordination for eligible limited-scope D.C. permit work, including requirement review, document collection, submission support, and permit-status follow-through.
Start an application
Each service has its own short intake page, relevant questions, required documents, and next steps.
Business registration
Register a new business with the D.C. Office of Tax and Revenue. Tell us about the business, then we’ll call for anything technical or unclear.
View information and intakeNotice assistance
Get help reviewing a notice, addressing required work, responding to a fine, or understanding a final order and the next steps.
View information and request helpMore pages coming
Dedicated BBL, Rent Registry, FP-31, Clean Hands, and postcard-permit intake pages will be added as we review each application.
Use the general intake for nowThe Capital Code difference
Everything your property needs to move from paperwork to approval.
How it works
No guessing which agency comes next. We map the process, coordinate the moving parts, and keep you informed.
We review the property, existing records, deadlines, and the service you need.
You receive a defined scope, required documents, pricing, and next steps.
We prepare filings, coordinate approved property work, and get everything inspection-ready.
We coordinate the inspection, respond to remaining items, and track the matter through completion.
Clear launch pricing
Our listed prices are 10% below comparable rates publicly posted by Rent Jiffy. You receive a written scope before work begins.
Preparation of the rental-property license, Rent Registry registration or exemption, and business tax registration.
Housing-provider registration, rent-control or exemption information, supporting documents, and filing follow-through.
Initial inspection or reinspection request, scheduling coordination, and status follow-up.
Administrative coordination to update information on the BBL and associated Rent Registry record.
Benchmark comparison checked August 17, 2026. Final pricing depends on property type and scope. Government, inspection, repair, and third-party costs are included only when stated in your written proposal.
Common questions
No. Depending on your package, we can inspect the property before the government visit, prepare a repair scope, complete approved work, coordinate the inspection, and follow through on remaining items.
Only when your written proposal says they are included. Government, inspection, third-party, and repair costs are clearly identified so you understand exactly what you are paying for.
Yes. We can review the inspection report, identify the required corrections, price the work, complete approved repairs, and coordinate the reinspection.
No. We provide administrative filing, inspection-readiness, and compliance-coordination services. Legal and tax questions should be directed to a qualified attorney or tax professional.
Get started
Complete our secure intake form with a few details about your property or business. We’ll review your needs and respond within one business day.
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