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If you own a multi-family building with three or more units in California, SB 721 and SB 326 require the inspection of your multi-family building to ensure the exterior elevated elements (balconies, walkways, stairs, etc.) are free from defects by January 1st, 2025. This deadline is rapidly approaching. Balcony1 offers efficient balcony inspections in Los Angeles, CA to certify your property’s safety.
Multi-family building owners in Los Angeles can get a free quote from Balcony1 to ensure their buildings are compliant with state balcony inspection regulations before the approaching deadline.
Our experienced team of engineers, contractors, and technicians begin with an initial assessment of your exterior elevated elements in order to identify any visible signs of wear, damage, waterproofing failure, water intrusion, or structural issues. We provide detailed inspection reports, allowing you to evaluate necessary repairs if needed. With your approval, our team will implement repairs or replacements to ensure your balcony’s safety and compliance with state regulations. If no repairs are needed, then you’re done with compliance for the current cycle. Owners can use their report as proof of inspection.
If your property hasn’t been inspected for SB 721 and SB 326 compliance, don’t wait until it’s too late. Contact Balcony1 today and ensure your property’s safety with a thorough balcony inspection in Los Angeles, CA.
In California, SB-721 and SB-326, commonly referred to as the “Balcony Laws,” mandate regular balcony inspections to prevent structural failures. These laws require that all exterior, elevated elements (such as balconies, walkways, decks, porches, and catwalks) on multi-family buildings be inspected by January 1st, 2025, and every six years for apartments and nine years for HOA/condos to ensure long-term safety.
Balcony1 offers efficient, affordable inspections to ensure your property is legally compliant before the approaching deadline.
Los Angeles balconies are subject to water damage, wood rot, and structural deterioration due to local weather patterns, potted plants, pests, and many other environmental factors. Our inspectors are trained to spot these issues early, preventing minor damage from escalating into costly balcony repairs.
At Balcony1, our inspection process begins with a free quote that outlines the inspection process and costs. Once we start, we conduct an initial assessment to evaluate structural integrity and waterproofing components. Afterward, our engineers and technicians conduct a thorough visual assessment using state of the art technology and computer software.
We then proceed with borehole endoscopic testing, only as necessary to thoroughly assess internal structural components. We provide a report regarding any potential safety hazards so you’ll be fully informed about the current condition of your exterior elevated elements.
If our technicians discover structural issues during your balcony inspection, we’ll provide you with all details, including photos, about the issue at hand, along with all recommendations. Our Los Angeles team handles everything from minor maintenance to major renovations, ensuring your balcony or walkway is safe and compliant with California regulations.
If you’re unsure about your balcony’s compliance with California laws, don’t wait for an accident to happen. Our dedicated project managers at Balcony1 will conduct an efficient inspection and implement necessary repairs to ensure your property remains safe.
Contact Balcony1 today and schedule your Los Angeles balcony inspection to ensure compliance before January 1st, 2025.
The cost of a balcony inspection in Los Angeles can vary based on the size and number of exterior, elevated elements your property has. Balcony1 offers transparent pricing and detailed quotes to ensure you’re fully informed about your balcony inspection costs.
Generally, the HOA is responsible for maintaining the structural integrity of balconies in communal living settings. Regulations and costs may vary depending on the rules of individual HOAs and the CCRs.
To evaluate your balcony’s safety, look for signs of wear, such as cracks, rust, staining, and loose railings. A professional inspector can provide a definitive assessment of your balcony’s condition to ensure safety.
If your balcony does not comply with California’s laws, it’s essential to implement necessary repairs or renovations as soon as possible. Balcony1 can promptly address any issues to ensure safety and legal compliance.
