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For property owners of multi-family residential buildings in Ventura County and throughout California, the deadline to comply with SB-721 and SB-326 laws is rapidly approaching. These laws require mandatory inspections of balconies, decks, and other exterior elevated elements in multifamily residential buildings to ensure safety and structural integrity. If your property hasn’t been inspected yet, Balcony1 provides professional balcony inspections in Ventura County to ensure compliance and keep your residents safe.
Balcony1 has over 20 years of experience providing balcony repairs and inspections for building owners in Ventura County. Our licensed building contractors conduct thorough visual inspections, using non-destructive testing to check waterproofing elements, structural components, and exterior walls. Every inspection is followed by a comprehensive inspection report stamped by a structural engineer and can be used as proof of compliance with SB-721 & SB-326.
January 1st is almost here. Schedule your balcony inspection with Balcony1 today and bring your property up to code with a deck and balcony inspection in Ventura County, CA.
Without regular inspections, property owners can miss structural damage done to balconies in Ventura County caused by constant exposure to moisture and sunlight. Over time, this can weaken load-bearing components and waterproofing systems, leading to potential safety hazards.
With regular deck and balcony inspections, Balcony1’s licensed inspectors identify problems early, preventing costly structural failures and ensuring all exterior elevated elements remain safe for Ventura County residents.
California’s SB-326 and SB-721 laws require professional inspections for all exterior elevated elements on multifamily buildings with three or more dwelling units. Load-bearing components, waterproofing systems, and walking surfaces must be tested to ensure they are structurally sound and safe for residents.
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 requires re-inspections every six years, while SB-326 mandates them every nine years.
For apartment building owners in Ventura County, failure to comply by the deadline can lead to costly fines and legal action. Schedule your balcony inspection in Ventura County with Balcony1 to ensure compliance and building safety.
At Balcony1, we follow a detailed inspection process to ensure your building’s compliance with SB-721 and SB-326 laws. Our local and licensed inspectors in Ventura County assess all exterior elevated elements using non-destructive testing methods to identify problem areas on your balconies. They implement all necessary structural repairs, bringing your balcony up to code and protecting your tenants from dangerous collapses.
With the deadline for balcony inspection approaching, Balcony1 is your trusted partner in ensuring compliance with SB-721 and SB-326 regulations. Our licensed Ventura County building inspectors use non-destructive testing to evaluate structural integrity, providing all necessary repairs to restore safety to your balcony.
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Contact Balcony1 to schedule your balcony inspection in Ventura County and avoid costly legal fees and safety hazards.
