Category: Deck Inspection

The owner hires the inspector. The inspector must be a licensed architect, civil engineer, structural engineer, or an eligible contractor with the required experience. California’s Health and Safety Code also states that the inspector cannot work for the local jurisdiction...

Viewing your upcoming balcony inspection as just another expense is a missed opportunity. Instead, think of it as a powerful tool for proactive property management. A thorough inspection gives you a detailed assessment of your building’s health, allowing you to...

California’s Senate Bill 721 wasn’t created in a vacuum; it was born from a preventable tragedy. The devastating 2015 balcony collapse in Berkeley that killed six students served as a wake-up call, highlighting a critical gap in building safety regulations....

Viewing a balcony inspection as just another expense is a common mistake. In reality, it’s a crucial investment in your property’s safety and value. The potential costs of non-compliance—from hefty daily fines to extensive emergency repairs and increased liability—far outweigh...

In Southern California, our sunny weather is a huge draw, but years of sun and occasional rain can take a serious toll on outdoor structures. Balconies are particularly vulnerable to wear and tear that isn’t always visible to the untrained...

A Comprehensive Guide for Property Managers and OwnersThe revolutionary lyrics of Sam Cooke, “It’s been a long time coming but I know change is gonna come,” preceded the reforming Civil Rights Act in 1964.  Just a few short decades ago, life looked...