SB326 — HOAs & Condominiums
SB326 inspections for condominium and common interest developments.
Senate Bill 326 requires condominium and HOA boards to inspect load-bearing exterior elevated elements every nine years, performed by a licensed engineer or architect.
Who it applies to
Condominium and common interest developments governed by an HOA in California.
How often
Every nine years. Reports must be incorporated into the association's reserve study.
Who performs it
A California-licensed structural engineer or architect — we coordinate the engineer and manage the on-site work.
Inspection Scope
What SB326 covers.
SB326 applies to load-bearing components designed for human occupancy or use that extend beyond the exterior walls of the building and rely in whole or in substantial part on wood or wood-based products.
- Exterior balconies and decks
- Elevated walkways and stairways
- Landings and porches
- Railings and guardrail systems
- Associated waterproofing elements
- Structural connections to the building
For HOA Boards
A turnkey process for your board.
We handle scheduling with residents, on-site coordination, engineer sign-off, and final reporting — delivered in a format ready for your reserve study and board records.
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