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Balcony Safety

Apartment Safety

Viktorie Miksatkova October 13, 2024

Frank & Viktorie's Balcony Evaluation Tips:
When evaluating apartment buildings, Frank and Viktorie always ask if the balconies have been inspected. As an apartment building owner, safety is paramount. California's SB 721 and SB 326 laws mandate inspections for multi-family dwellings and Airbnb rentals to prevent tragedies like the horrific Berkeley balcony collapse where six were killed.

SB 721: Targets buildings with 3+ units, including balconies, decks, and elevated structures.

SB 326: Applies to all condominiums and common interest developments, mandating comprehensive assessments of exterior elevated elements. Understanding and adhering to these regulations ensures the safety and well-being of your guests.

Contact Us: For a free no obligation evaluation in the performance of your apartment complex, call Frank at (310) 503-4158 or Viktorie at (424) 301-0075. Let us handle all your multifamily needs.

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