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For multifamily building and condo owners in Contra Costa County, time is running out to have your balconies inspected in compliance with California’s SB-721 and SB-326 inspection regulations. These laws require safety inspections for all exterior elevated elements (balconies, walkways, decks) by January 1, 2025. Balcony1 offers professional balcony inspections in Contra Costa County, CA, to bring your building up to code before this rapidly approaching deadline.
With over 20 years of experience, our certified balcony inspectors perform non-destructive testing to assess your balcony’s waterproofing elements and structural components. If they discover any safety hazards, they provide emergency and non-emergency repairs to bring your balcony up to code. Our detailed inspection reports are stamped by structural engineers and can be used as proof of compliance with SB-721 and SB-326.
January 1st is almost here. Schedule your balcony inspection in Contra Costa County today and ensure compliance to avoid costly fines and legal action.
Over time, exposure to Contra Costa County’s rain, sun, and wind can wear down your balcony’s structural components and waterproofing elements. If left unchecked, these issues can lead to balcony collapses, endangering your tenants. Balcony1 performs routine balcony inspections to identify and repair any signs of damage before they cause safety hazards and ensure compliance with SB-721 & SB-326 regulations.
California’s B-721 & SB-326 balcony laws require safety inspections for all exterior elevated elements on multifamily buildings. Inspectors must assess all structural components, load-bearing elements, and waterproofing systems to ensure balconies, decks, and walkways remain safe.
SB-721 applies to multifamily apartment buildings, while SB-326 covers condominiums and HOAs. Both require an initial balcony inspection by January 1, 2025. After the initial inspection, SB-721 mandates follow-up inspections every six years, while SB-326 requires them every nine years.
For building owners, failure to comply may result in penalties or legal action. Schedule your balcony inspection in Contra Costa County with Balcony1 today to avoid fines and keep your residents safe.
Balcony1 follows a thorough balcony inspection process in Contra Costa County, ensuring your property’s exterior elevated elements are safe and compliant. Certified building inspectors use non-destructive testing to pinpoint structural issues without damaging your property.
In addition to Contra Costa County, Balcony1 provides professional balcony inspections in the following communities throughout California:
Balcony1 offers thorough balcony inspections for building owners in Contra Costa County to ensure the safety and compliance of your property’s exterior elevated elements. From initial evaluations to final repairs, we help property owners meet the SB-721 and SB-326 requirements by the January 1, 2025 deadline.
Protect your property and tenants. Schedule your balcony inspection in Contra Costa County today to ensure compliance with California state laws by the new year.
