Lift NOC from MCD and Lift NOC from SDMC

  Adding a lift to your building is one of those changes that instantly improves quality of life. For elderly residents, people with mobility challenges, or even families with kids, a lift brings convenience, dignity, and long-term value to a property. But before installation, there’s a critical step that many people find confusing:   getting lift permission and a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the local municipal body—MCD or SDMC . At ShuttleSky, we help societies, RWAs, and homeowners simplify this process. Instead of running from one office to another or dealing with incomplete paperwork, we manage everything end-to-end. Below, we’ve put together a detailed breakdown of how the process works, what documents you’ll need, and how to avoid common roadblocks. Why Do You Need a Lift NOC? The  lift NOC from SDMC or MCD  isn’t just a formality. It ensures that: The lift is installed in compliance with building by-laws. Structural safety is not compromised. Fire and ...

Installing a lift in Delhi, whether in a DDA flat, CGHS society, or private residential building, is not just a matter of convenience but often a necessity. With multi-storey living becoming more common, senior citizens, families with children, and residents with mobility needs rely heavily on lifts for daily access. However, before a lift can be installed, it is mandatory to obtain official lift permission from MCD (Municipal Corporation of Delhi) or lift NOC from SDMC (South Delhi Municipal Corporation). The approval process ensures that the installation meets safety, legal, and structural standards. Without these permissions, the lift project risks being stopped midway or even declared unauthorized. ShuttleSky Lifts, with years of expertise in lift manufacturing and regulatory processes, provides end-to-end solutions that make obtaining these permissions smooth and hassle-free. Why Lift Permission and NOC are Important A lift is a structural addition to an existing building, an...

  Lift Permission from MCD – Detailed Guide for Residential Buildings in Delhi With the increasing demand for lifts in residential colonies, Lift Permission from MCD has become an important step for residents who wish to improve accessibility and convenience in their buildings. From senior citizens to families on higher floors, lifts are no longer a luxury but a necessity. The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) ensures that every lift installed meets safety, structural, and legal standards. This guide provides complete information about the requirements, process, documents, costs, and conditions for obtaining Lift Permission from MCD . Why Lift Permission from MCD is Necessary The Municipal Corporation of Delhi is responsible for regulating construction and safety measures in residential buildings. Installing a lift without approval is treated as unauthorized construction and may lead to: Penalties and fines. Demolition or sealing notices. Legal disputes with auth...

  Installing a lift in a DDA flat (or CGHS flat) in Delhi requires getting formal approval — either a Lift Permission from SDMC (in de-notified areas or local body jurisdiction) or a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) or relevant municipal authority. This page explains in full what Lift Permission from SDMC means, why it is required, the procedure, documents, fees, challenges, and how ShuttleSky helps you obtain it . What is Lift Permission from SDMC? Lift Permission from SDMC refers to the official approval granted by the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (or other relevant municipal body under SDMC) that allows residents to install a lift in a building under its jurisdiction. In the case of DDA flats situated in de-notified areas , the responsibility of issuing the NOC / lift permission has shifted in many cases from DDA to the local municipal corporation (SDMC or MCD) under recent policies.  It ensures that the lift / li...

Lift NOC from MCD & Lift Permission in Delhi Get Legal Clearance, Buy the Right Lift, Install Safely with ShuttleSky When you plan to install a lift in your DDA, CGHS, or private flat in Delhi, obtaining the Lift NOC from MCD (Municipal Corporation of Delhi) is a critical step. ShuttleSky Lifts & Structures helps you with the entire journey—permissions, product selection, installation and long-term maintenance. What is Lift NOC from MCD & Why It Matters Lift No Objection Certificate (NOC) from MCD ensures your lift installation is legal , safe , and in compliance with building byelaws, safety codes, zoning laws, and other statutory requirements . Without this NOC, installations may be illegal, subject to penalties, demolition orders, or safety hazards. Especially important in denotified areas where MCD assumes responsibility, bypassing older authorities. Who Needs It Owners or residents in DDA flats , group housing societies , CGHS flats , or multi-stor...

  Are you planning to install a lift in your DDA flat or Group Housing Society (GHS/CGHS) in SDMC jurisdiction? One of the crucial steps is obtaining the Lift NOC from SDMC . ShuttleSky Lifts helps you navigate the legal, structural, and technical requirements of SDMC’s permission process, so your lift installation is compliant, safe, and hassle-free. What is Lift NOC / Permission from SDMC NOC stands for No Objection Certificate . For lifts in SDMC areas, you need permission from the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) before installation. The NOC ensures that all safety, structural, fire, electrical, and documentation norms are satisfied. It is part of regulatory compliance under Municipal Acts, Building By-Laws, National Building Code (NBC), and other relevant legislation. Who Needs It & Where SDMC Jurisdiction Applies Residents of DDA flats , CGHS flats , and other multi-storey buildings falling under SDMC control (or those in denotified areas that a...