Balcony Repair Contractors, Weinstein Construction

20 June

Balcony Repair Inspections in California: What You Need To Know

Weinstein Construction2024-12-19T06:21:07-08:00

As a reader of Weinstein Construction’s blogs, you are likely already aware of California Senate Bills 326 and 721, also known as the Balcony Repair Inspection Laws. These laws require that Los Angeles owners of a multi-unit residential apartment building, or a Condominium association of a condo building, conduct a balcony safety inspection for their building and repair any damaged balconies, decks, stairs, catwalks, and [...]

Balcony Repair Inspections in California: What You Need To KnowWeinstein Construction2024-12-19T06:21:07-08:00

23 May

Balcony Repair Cost: What You Need to Know To Save Money

Weinstein Construction2024-06-15T01:17:34-07:00

At Weinstein Construction, we are one of the few experienced balcony repair contractors in the City of Los Angeles and surrounding areas. We know that as part of your process for budgeting for EEE inspection and balcony repairs, what is top of mind for you is not only how to choose the right contractor for the job, but also how much your balcony repair cost [...]

Balcony Repair Cost: What You Need to Know To Save MoneyWeinstein Construction2024-06-15T01:17:34-07:00

23 January

Balcony Inspection and Repair Project Scope of Work

Weinstein Construction2023-01-26T18:27:41-08:00

Here at Weinstein Construction, we are always hard at work putting together helpful information for our clients, and especially the specific details of each project’s scope of work. As such, we thought it would be helpful for owners of multi-unit residential apartment buildings, as well as for a home owner’s association of a condo building, to learn more about what a typical scope of [...]

Balcony Inspection and Repair Project Scope of WorkWeinstein Construction2023-01-26T18:27:41-08:00

15 January

How Much Does A Balcony Inspection or Balcony Repair Cost?

Weinstein Construction2024-05-27T06:32:43-07:00

If you are the owner of a Los Angeles multi-unit residential apartment building, or the home association of a condo building, you are probably familiar by now with California Senate Bills 326 and 721, otherwise known as the “Balcony Inspection Laws”. These two new laws require mandatory safety inspections and repair of damaged balconies, decks, stairs, catwalks, and other “Exterior Elevated Elements” (also called “EEE”). [...]

How Much Does A Balcony Inspection or Balcony Repair Cost?Weinstein Construction2024-05-27T06:32:43-07:00

3 December

Complying with California’s Balcony Inspection Law UPDATE

Weinstein Construction2024-12-19T06:23:11-08:00

If you are the owner of a multi-unit residential apartment building, then there is a pretty good chance that you have already heard about the new California Senate Bill 721, otherwise known as the “California Balcony Inspection Law”! Much in the same way that the City of Los Angeles today requires earthquake retrofitting for “Soft Story” buildings that are vulnerable to earthquake damage, the new [...]

Complying with California’s Balcony Inspection Law UPDATEWeinstein Construction2024-12-19T06:23:11-08:00

6 January

California’s Mandatory Balcony Inspection Laws SB721 & SB326

Weinstein Construction2024-12-19T06:27:47-08:00

California's Mandatory Balcony Inspection Laws - Use this "Decision Tree" to see if California SB 721 and California SB 326 apply to your building! One of our favorite clients asked us the other day for additional guidance regarding the State of California’s new mandatory “Balcony Inspection Laws”, and suggested it would be helpful if we put together a “Decision Tree” that building owners and [...]

California’s Mandatory Balcony Inspection Laws SB721 & SB326Weinstein Construction2024-12-19T06:27:47-08:00

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