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SB-721 Inspections & Repairs
Siblings Construction inc. helps apartment owners and property managers in Los Angeles County and nearby regions with their SB-721 inspections. We provide expert solutions for SB-721 inspection requirements and repairs by partnering with trusted, licensed third-party inspectors to ensure a thorough evaluation of your property.
California law mandates regular inspections of exterior elements, like balconies and stairs over 6 ft, in multi-family buildings with three or more units. These inspections help detect water and structural issues early on, enhancing safety. SB-721 applies to apartments, while SB-326 covers condominiums and HOA communities. We also assist with SB-326 inspections.
SB-721 service package
We coordinate your SB-721 inspection through one of our licensed third-party inspectors ensuring a thorough evaluation. Including detailed reports and photos. If issues arise, Siblings Construction Inc. offers code-compliant repairs, complete documentation, and an official completion report for city requirements. Ensuring your property meets all codes and passes final inspection
SB-721 common issues
Common issues like dry, water damage, and wood decay weaken balconies and walk. Inspectors often find deteriorated framing, corroded connectors, and unsafe guardrails, as well as damaged treads and landings from moisture or aging materials. With extensive experience, Siblings Construction Inc. guarantees precise repairs, ensuring your property meets code and is ready for final inspection.
With more than 30 years of experience in structural repair and renovation, we are fully licensed and insured (Lic. #1115980) to deliver excellent service. Check out the impressive before-and-after of our completed SB-721 projects and see the transformation and quality of work by Siblings Construction Inc.
Learn more about our SB-721 inspection services, ensuring compliance with California state regulations for building safety and structural integrity.
SB-721 vs SB-326
SB-721 applies to apartments & multi-family buildings, while SB-326 is condominiums and HOA communities. SB-721 requires the first inspection by January 1, 2026, every 6 years. while SB-326 mandated the first inspection by January 1, 2025, every 9 years.
View our gallery showcasing our completed SB-721 projects, attention to detail, and dedication to excellence. Get inspired for your next construction endeavor.