Keep outdoor spaces safe
As a multifamily building owner or apartment owner in California, balcony inspections may seem like an unnecessary hassle. However, failure to comply with SB-721 and SB-326 can result in costly fees and safety hazards for your tenants.
Under California law, multi-family buildings with three or more units had to have their balconies, decks, and exterior elevated structures inspected by January 1, 2026 under SB-721 (extended from 2025 under AB 2579), while condos and HOAs faced a January 1, 2025 deadline under SB-326. Both have now passed, and Balcony1 can help you resolve non-compliance with professional balcony inspections in Madera County.
Using non-invasive testing methods, our licensed inspectors check for the integrity of structural components and weaknesses on your balconies without damaging your property. If we find any issues, we’ll provide prompt repairs to help you comply with California balcony laws, preventing structural damage to save you money on future maintenance.
Let Balcony1 help you get back into compliance. Schedule your Madera County balcony inspection to protect your property and keep your residents safe for years to come.
Posted on Steven DeTrayTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Today I had a wonderful customer interaction with the two young men that came out to inspect my balcony in Long Beach. The lead tech was named Angel and he was professional on time, courteous, and on task all day long. I would recommend balcony for other people, looking for an honest inspection of the maintenance and upkeep of their balcony. Thank you Steven DeTrayPosted on Anna WanTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Balcony check. Very professional and Angel was great. RespectfulPosted on CrystalTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We hired Balcony1 to do our SB326 inspection & they did an amazing job. They were so detailed in their work. They helped me look at potential issues I had not seen on my own. I’m glad I went with experts like them to work on the balconies in my building. I highly recommend Balcony1 to anyone in need of Senate Bill 326 inspections or other balcony-related services. They are truly the best in what they do!Posted on Liubovi IurecicoTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. We did our building balcony Inspection today with these guys. Angel and Edgar were really nice and professional they answered all my questions and literally walked me through the entire process. Highly recommended.Posted on Julia KrissTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. balcony inspection and repair
Madera County runs from the hot San Joaquin Valley floor up into the Sierra foothills toward Oakhurst and Yosemite’s south gate, so its balconies face everything from triple-digit valley heat to mountain freeze-thaw, and that range steadily wears down wood, waterproofing, and railings. Load-bearing supports, waterproofing systems, railings, and other structural components can weaken, causing risks that put residents in danger.
Regular balcony inspections can address potential safety issues by thoroughly examining exterior elevated elements. Our licensed contractors provide detailed reports of their findings, pinpointing and repairing signs of wear to structural components to bring your property up to code. We save you money on future repairs and major property renovations by staying compliant with state regulations and catching issues early. These EEE inspections also protect your property by identifying and mitigating structural risks before they escalate, the same reason owners across neighboring Mariposa County stay current.
California’s SB-721 and SB-326 mandate regular safety inspections for all balconies on multi-family properties to keep residents safe. SB-721 applies to apartment buildings with three or more units, while SB-326 applies to condos and HOAs.
The initial inspection deadlines have now passed, January 1, 2026 for apartments under SB-721 (extended from 2025 under AB 2579) and January 1, 2025 for condos and HOAs under SB-326, with further inspections every six years for apartments and every nine years for condos and HOAs.
Now that both deadlines have passed, a non-compliant property owner could face fines of $100 to $500 per day and legal action. Protect your property and residents. Schedule your Madera County balcony inspection with Balcony1 to get compliant and avoid dangerous safety issues.
With over 20 years of industry experience, Balcony1 knows how to quickly identify and repair structural issues on your balcony to keep residents safe. We visually inspect every element of your exterior elevated structures to keep your property compliant with SB-721 and SB-326.
When we arrive for your balcony inspection in Madera County, our licensed team will assess your balconies’ layout and existing wear. We look closely at load-bearing components, waterproofing systems, and railings, pinpointing areas needing repair.
With a visual inspection, we identify wear and tear that may indicate underlying issues on your balconies. Using non-invasive tools, we examine structural components, waterproofing systems, and connections for cracks, rust, or other damage. Owners across neighboring Fresno County rely on the same tools for their valley properties.
We provide detailed inspection reports to inform you of our findings on your balconies fully. A structural engineer stamps our reports, which can be used as proof of compliance with California balcony inspection laws.
If we find any issues, our balcony repairs team provides professional repairs and tailored maintenance plans to keep your balconies in top shape.. By addressing these issues before they escalate, we extend the lifespan of your balconies to save you money in the long run.
With thorough balcony inspections in Madera County, Balcony1 helps property owners comply with California’s regulations, avoiding costly fines and unexpected liabilities. Our licensed team checks every structural component, preventing dangerous collapses to keep your tenants safe.
Schedule your Madera County balcony inspection with Balcony1 and get back into compliance with SB-721 and SB-326.