Are the Inspection Requirements the Same for Both Balcony Laws?
SB 326 vs. SB 721: Unravel the differences in inspection requirements for California balconies. Learn which law applies to your property and what to expect from inspections.
Which Properties Are Covered By SB 326?
SB 326: Does it apply to your building? Find out which California properties need balcony inspections and get compliant today!
Tech-Powered Balcony Inspections in the Tech City: Balcony Safety in San Francisco
Tech-powered balcony inspections in San Francisco. DrBalcony’s innovative approach ensures safety, compliance, and peace of mind for property owners and residents.
Fog City Compliance: Section 604 for San Francisco Property Owners
San Francisco balcony inspections: Section 604 decoded. Ensure your property’s safety and compliance with expert guidance from DrBalcony.
From Victorians to High-Rises: Balcony Inspections for Every San Francisco Building Type
Victorian, Edwardian, or high-rise? DrBalcony provides expert balcony inspections for every San Francisco building, ensuring safety and compliance.
SB 326 in Los Angeles: Does it Apply to Your Building?
SB 326 in Los Angeles: Does it apply to you? Find out now and schedule your inspection with DrBalcony today!
SB 326 Deadlines: Can You Get an Extension?
SB 326 extensions: Can you get one? Learn about your options, requirements, and how to ensure your California property is compliant.
Balcony Inspections and Fire Escapes in Los Angeles
Balcony inspections in Los Angeles are crucial for fire safety and compliance. Schedule your inspection today and protect your property and residents.
What Are the Inspection Deadlines for SB 326?
Don’t miss the January 1, 2025, SB 326 balcony inspection deadline! Learn about compliance requirements, potential penalties, and how to ensure your California property is safe.
How Balcony Inspections Save Los Angeles Property Owners Money
How proactive balcony inspections can save Los Angeles property owners money. Learn how to prevent costly repairs, mitigate liability risks, and ensure compliance with SB 326 & SB 721.