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Stay compliant before 2025 deadline
As a property owner of multifamily apartment buildings in California, time is running out to comply with SB-721 and SB-326 balcony inspection laws. These regulations require regular safety inspections of all exterior elevated elements (elevated decks, balconies, walkways). With professional balcony inspections in San Diego, CA, Balcony1 provides thorough safety testing to bring your building up to code and avoid costly fines.
With over 20 years of experience, our licensed team offers thorough balcony inspection services using non-destructive and minimally invasive testing. We partner with certified structural engineers to issue stamped inspection reports, protecting apartment building residents and helping apartment owners avoid costly legal consequences.
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Schedule your balcony inspection with Balcony1 today to ensure SB-721 and SB-326 compliance by January 1, 2026.
Balcony inspections ensure safe living conditions for San Diego residents in multifamily apartment buildings. California’s humidity, rain, and salt exposure can gradually weaken exterior elevated elements like balconies, stair connections, wood supports, and decks. With regular safety inspections, Balcony1’s licensed inspectors identify signs of wear and compromised waterproofing systems, providing prompt repairs to prevent accidents.
SB-721 inspections apply to multi-unit apartment buildings in California of three or more units, while SB-326 targets condominiums and HOAs. Both laws require periodic inspections of load-bearing components and waterproofing systems, with a compliance deadline of January 1, 2025.
SB-721 mandates follow-up inspections every six years, while SB-326 requires reviews every nine years. As an apartment building owner, failure to comply with the first inspection deadline could result in legal penalties. Schedule your balcony inspection with Balcony1 today to ensure your property meets California’s safety standards by the new year.
Balcony1 offers thorough balcony inspections, keeping your elevated exterior elements safe with detailed testing. With professional service, our licensed professionals conduct thorough reviews of all load-bearing components on your building. They inspect waterproofing systems and the structural integrity of your balconies, ensuring long-term safety and SB-721 and SB-326 compliance.
If our inspection reveals any safety concerns, we’ll provide the necessary repairs to restore your balcony’s strength and meet code requirements. We handle everything from small fixes to full-scale overhauls, keeping your balcony safe, durable, and in line with SB-721 and SB-326 standards.
For HOAs, we coordinate directly with board members and property managers to ensure repairs are completed efficiently, minimize inconvenience for residents, and maintain compliance across the entire community. This approach helps safeguard property value while protecting residents from potential hazards.
Even small issues can signal deeper structural problems on your balcony. Keep an eye out for issues like:
We use a proven step-by-step approach to restore safety to your balcony:
Our inspectors have extensive knowledge of SB-721 and SB-326 requirements, overseeing the entire process from the initial check to the last safety review. We keep your balcony in compliance with California’s balcony regulations to save you money on repairs and keep your tenants safe.
Balcony1 offers thorough balcony and deck inspection services to the following communities throughout San Diego County:
Balcony1 offers comprehensive inspection services to bring your property up to civil code by January 1, 2025. Our licensed inspectors will assess your balcony’s structural components and waterproofing systems, promptly identifying and repairing any issues to prevent safety risks. We’ll keep you up to date through the process of your balcony inspection with clear communication.
January 1st is almost here. Schedule your balcony inspection in San Diego and let Balcony1’s certified inspectors ensure your building’s compliance with California law.
