SB 721 Compliance for California Apartments
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Why SB 721 Matters for Apartments?
SB721 inspections help property owners comply with California Senate Bill 721, which mandates inspections of exterior elevated elements like balconies, decks, and walkways in multifamily residential buildings with three or more units to ensure safety.
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Landlords are responsible for ensuring tenant safety by maintaining secure balcony railings and conducting regular inspections. Neglecting these duties can lead to serious injuries or fatalities, leaving landlords liable for damages. Prioritizing balcony safety offers peace of mind for both tenants and landlords by preventing accidents and protecting liability.
A balcony collapse can cause significant property damage and costly repairs, potentially decreasing your building’s value. Regular inspections and maintenance can catch structural issues early, preventing major problems. Additionally, improving balcony safety may lower your building’s insurance risk, potentially reducing premiums. In the end, prioritizing balcony safety is a smart investment that safeguards both liability and building assets.
Free Resources for SB721 Inspections
Download our comprehensive SB721 Inspection Checklist to ensure all essential elements are inspected. This checklist will guide your inspector through the necessary steps to evaluate the safety and integrity of your building’s exterior elevated elements.
Our SB721 Inspection Report Template helps you document findings in a clear, structured format, making it easier to comply with the legal requirements and present findings to authorities.