SB 326 is California's exterior elevated element inspection law for condominium and HOA-governed developments. The inspection must be performed by a licensed structural engineer or architect. The first cycle was required by January 1, 2025, then at least once every nine years. Your board's fiduciary duty does not end at the report. We take your association from the inspection findings to finished, documented repairs your records and disclosures can stand on.
Beginning January 1, 2026, SB 410 added reporting, record-retention, and resale disclosure requirements tied to SB 326 inspections. For a board, three things now matter beyond the inspection itself. Each one is a record your association is expected to hold and produce.
SB 326 applies to common interest developments, including many condominium projects, where the homeowners association has maintenance or repair responsibility for the exterior elevated elements. If that describes your community, the inspection and its follow-through sit with the board.
The same disciplined path our HOA and property-manager clients rely on, built to move a board from findings to practical repair planning, without stalling between the report and a finished job.
We review your SB 326 report and its SB 410 first-page summary and identify what needs the board's attention.
We clarify repair priorities, probable scope, and construction needs so the board can act on real numbers, not guesses.
We coordinate with your inspecting engineer or architect and permitting authorities where the work requires it.
We complete the work and hand back the documentation your association records and disclosures need to hold.
We help HOA boards, condo associations, and property stakeholders move from exterior elevated element inspection findings to real repair scopes, budgets, permits, and completed work.
A lot of firms will inspect your building. Far fewer can actually carry the repair through construction and closeout. We do the repair side, so nothing stalls between your engineer's report and a finished, documented job the board can point to.
Over 30 years in Los Angeles real estate and construction, beginning in 1988. A client-first approach built on expertise, integrity, and personal dedication, for HOA boards, condo associations, property managers, and asset managers who answer to owners.
Any construction is extremely high risk and stressful. Gordon assured me he would be instrumental in minimizing that concern. Through all my skepticism, it was easy, so I would use him and his contractor again.
Having worked with the City of LA consistently, LACC were able to get the inspectors there relatively quickly and this helped us meet our deadlines. We needed the project completed in record time. It worked out, thank you LACC.
Had a very good experience working with Gordon. I was always informed and had no surprises along the way.
Tap an answer for each. We will show your board's readiness score and exactly what is missing, on screen, before you give us anything. Answers are a self-check estimate against the statute, not a legal determination.
Tell us about the property and where you are in the SB 326 / SB 410 process. We will come back with next steps for the board. No pressure, no obligation. If it is faster, call us directly.
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