House Office Buildings

The Architect of the Capitol's (AOC) House Office Buildings jurisdiction is responsible for the operation, maintenance and preservation of more than 5 million square feet of facility space, including the Cannon, Ford, Longworth, O'Neill and Rayburn House office buildings, underground garages, annexes and subways.

With oversight for daily domestic care, repairs and maintenance at these facilities, the jurisdiction also performs client services, preventive maintenance, building inspector surveys, compliance issues abatement, energy savings initiatives and safety inspections. The use of office and committee space for the members of the U.S. House of Representatives and the biennial office move process for House members fall under the duties of this jurisdiction.

Services available through the House Service Center:

Cabinet installation
Keys and lock-out services
Heating and air conditioning
Cleaning and trash removal

Recycling
Plumbing and electrical
Office and decorative painting
Pest Control

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Need Assistance?

Contact the House Superintendent Service Center at 202.225.4141 or submit an Online Service Request (must be connected to Capitol Hill network to access this link).

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Electric Vehicle Charging Stations (Capitol Network only)
House Recycling Program (Capitol Network only)
House Restaurants (Capitol Network only)

Announcements & Reminders

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Projects

House Office Buildings Projects

Construction work continues in the Cannon Building's west wing.

Cannon Renewal

The Cannon House Office Building's renewal is an example of the Architect of the Capitol's commitment to preserving our nation's history.

A saw-cutting machine was used to remove slabs of concrete so that new concrete and steel reinforcement could replace it.

Rayburn Garage Interior Rehabilitation

The Rayburn Garage Interior Rehabilitation will replace structural concrete and waterproofing joints to extend the life of the garage for 50 years. The rehabilitation will also bring the garage levels up to code compliance for mechanical, electrical and fire protection systems.