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Balcony Inspections & Repairs

SB-326 & SB-721

Why Prioritize Balcony Inspections and Repairs?
Legal Compliance: California Senate Bill SB-326 * SB-721, also known as the "Balcony Inspection Bills," mandate regular inspections of exterior elevated elements, including balconies, in condominium & multi-residential properties. Our services are aligned with these regulations, ensuring that your property meets the necessary safety standards.
Risk Mitigation: Balconies are subject to wear and tear over time, which can compromise their structural integrity. Regular inspections help identify potential hazards such as dry-rot, termite damage, corrosion, or loose railings, mitigating the risk of accidents or structural failures.
Property Value: A well-maintained balcony adds to the aesthetic appeal and overall value of your property. By investing in professional inspections and repairs, you not only enhance safety but also preserve the long-term value of your investment.
Peace of Mind: Knowing that your balcony is structurally sound provides peace of mind for homeowners, property managers, and tenants alike. Our thorough inspection process and expert repairs ensure that your outdoor space is safe and secure for enjoyment.

Non-Destructive Inspection

We use non-destructive methods to visually inspect each elements structural framing system & waterproofing to ensure that neither has been compromised.

Written Report In Compliance W/ SB 326 & 721

Our engineering team will then prepare a report describing the condition of each inspected balcony and walkway.

Design Construction & Repair If Required

In the event that damage has been found, our design and build team work together to come up with the most economical and efficient solution to repair all damaged elements.

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Non-Destructive Balcony Inspections

SKS Construction Company starts every balcony and walkway inspection with a preliminary on-site visit to analyze how many and which elements require inspection. Our administrative team then works with tenants and property managers to plan inspection times, ensuring access to all required elements. SKS Construction uses non-destructive methods to visually inspect each element's structural framing system and waterproofing, ensuring that neither has been compromised. This thorough approach is particularly important in Los Angeles balcony inspections, where safety and compliance with SB 326 and SB 721 are paramount.

Written Report In Compliance W/ SB | 326 & 721

Our engineering team will then prepare a report describing the condition of each inspected balcony and walkway. There are 4 different outcomes that may come from the initial inspection:

1. Generally safe condition and performing in accordance with applicable standards

2. Require further exploration/inspection utilizing destructive methods

3. Needs repair in a non emergency/non immediate fashion

4. In need of immediate repair and possibly shoring - ASAP

Design Construction & Repair If Required

In the event that repairs are required, clients are free to send the inspection report to multiple balcony contractors for estimates to ensure they are getting the best deal available. The SKS Construction Design & Build team can also provide a comprehensive bid, including the repair of all deficiencies noted during the inspection. Our team excels in developing innovative solutions that are both economical and efficient, particularly when addressing balcony repairs. Each solution is unique to the project, allowing us to utilize existing elements to reduce costs and time, ultimately providing a better experience for our clients.

What is SB 326 & 721

State of California Senate Bills 326 and 721, also known as “The Balcony Bill”, require property owners/associations to conduct an inspection of exterior elevated elements (i.e., balconies, decks, patios, stairways, walkways) in apartment and condominium complexes. This ensures tenant safety and protects property owners from potential building defects.

Which Buildings Are Affected By SB 721?

The law states that all buildings in California that has three or more multifamily dwelling units are required to have their exterior elevated elements inspected. This means any triplexes, quad- or fourplexes, and larger apartment buildings (including mixed-use properties) are affected.