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Updated 2026 compliance deadline
If you own a multifamily property, you’re required under California law to complete balcony inspections by January 1, 2026. Senate Bills SB-721 and SB-326 mandate regular inspections for all exterior elevated elements (EEEs), including balconies, decks, stairways, and walkways. At Balcony1, we provide professional balcony inspections in Santa Clara County to help you stay safe, avoid liability, and meet all state requirements.
With over 20 years of experience, our licensed inspectors and project managers use non-destructive testing methods to conduct thorough evaluations. Every inspection includes a detailed report stamped by a licensed structural engineer, your proof of compliance with California’s evolving safety standards.
The deadline is approaching quickly. Schedule your balcony inspection today to prevent costly violations and protect your residents from potential hazards.
Routine balcony inspections are essential for preserving the structural integrity of apartment buildings and condominiums across Santa Clara County. Exposure to moisture, wind, and temperature changes can degrade critical components over time, weakening railings, wood framing, and waterproofing systems.
At Balcony1, our certified inspectors help property owners throughout California identify problems before they become expensive or dangerous. Through detailed inspections and code-compliant repairs, we ensure that your building stays safe, secure, and in line with state regulations.
California law now requires inspections under two key regulations:
Both laws require an initial inspection of all EEEs, including balconies, landings, and decks, by January 1, 2026. After that, SB-721 mandates re-inspections every six years, while SB-326 requires re-inspections every nine years.
If you’re a property owner, failure to comply could result in fines, legal exposure, and unsafe conditions for your tenants. Balcony1 offers fast, reliable balcony inspections to help you meet your obligations with confidence and ease.
At Balcony1, we provide a comprehensive inspection process that addresses every detail from preliminary evaluations to structural repairs. Our licensed California inspectors perform all services in accordance with SB-721 and SB-326 regulations to ensure legal compliance and resident safety.
If we find any safety risks during our inspection, we’ll provide repairs to restore your balcony’s stability and bring it up to code. Whether it’s a small repair or a complete rebuild, we make sure your balcony stays secure, structurally sound, and compliant with SB-721 and SB-326.
For HOAs, we partner with board members and property managers to plan and execute repairs efficiently, minimize disruption for residents, and ensure the entire community remains safe and compliant. This proactive approach helps preserve both resident safety and long-term property value.
Even minor issues can point to structural concerns on your balcony. If you notice any of the following, your balcony may need repairs:
We follow a clear, step-by-step plan to make sure your balcony is safe and dependable:
Our licensed inspectors know SB-721 and SB-326 inside and out. From the first inspection to the final check, we make sure your balcony is safe, functional, and compliant with every California safety law.
We proudly provide balcony inspections throughout Santa Clara County, including:
No matter where your multifamily property is located in the county, our team is ready to help you stay compliant and protect your tenants.
If your balconies haven’t been inspected yet under SB-721 or SB-326, now is the time. At Balcony1, we specialize in balcony inspections near you and are fully equipped to inspect and repair exterior elevated elements throughout Santa Clara County.
Don’t wait until the deadline or an accident puts your property at risk. Schedule your balcony inspection today, and let our licensed inspectors help you ensure long-term safety, compliance, and peace of mind.
