SB 326 & SB 721 Compliance Construction
Inspection-driven repair and compliance construction for exterior elevated elements on commercial and mixed-use property in California.
SB 326 & SB 721 Exterior Elevated Element Compliance
ConstructCo handles inspection-driven repair and compliance construction for exterior elevated elements: balconies, walkways, stairways, landings and the structures that support them — on commercial and mixed-use property across California.
SB 326 and SB 721 require inspection and remediation of exterior elevated elements. When those obligations fall on a mixed-use asset, a commercial building with residential floors, or an institutional owner’s portfolio, we handle the construction side: the corrective work, the permits, the inspections and the record that closes the obligation out.
Who This Is For
- Mixed-use assets combining commercial ground floors with residential levels above
- Institutional and portfolio owners holding multifamily assets as investments
- Asset and property managers responsible for inspection findings across a portfolio
- Owners’ representatives coordinating remediation across multiple buildings
Scope of Work
Inspection Response
- Review of inspection reports and engineer findings
- Verification of reported conditions in the field
- Scope definition and prioritization across affected elements
- Budget and phasing strategy across a portfolio where multiple buildings are affected
Corrective Construction
- Structural repair and replacement of load-bearing elements to engineered detail
- Waterproofing, flashing and drainage correction at deck and wall interfaces
- Guardrail, handrail and attachment remediation
- Finish restoration and protective coatings
Permits, Inspection & Closeout
- Permit acquisition for the corrective scope
- Coordination with the inspecting professional and the jurisdiction
- Re-inspection scheduling and sign-off
- A documentation package that shows the obligation has been met
Why the Waterproofing Detail Decides the Outcome
Most exterior elevated element failures start as water failures and only later become structural. If you repair the visible damage but not the detail that let the water in, the next inspection cycle turns up the same finding. That’s why we write scope from the water path inward, not from the damage outward.
Working Across a Portfolio
When findings affect several buildings, we plan the work as a program: one scope standard, one documentation format, consolidated reporting on status and spend, and sequencing that spreads disruption and cost over a defined schedule instead of taking every building out at once.
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