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Balcony Repair
Permitted balcony repair and reconstruction for SB-721 and SB-326 findings, including dry rot, framing, waterproofing, railings, and structural corrections across Los Angeles and the San Gabriel Valley.
From Inspection Findings to Permitted, Code-Compliant Repairs — Los Angeles & San Gabriel Valley
Your inspection report identified deficiencies. Now you need a licensed contractor who can pull the permit, complete the work correctly, and provide documentation that closes out your SB-721 or SB-326 obligation cleanly.
California law requires hazardous conditions identified during an SB-721 or SB-326 inspection to move quickly into repair and permitting. Uni Construction handles that process from repair scope through final closeout.
If you already have a report in hand, send it to us and we’ll review the findings, outline the repair path, and prepare a quote.
What We Repair
Dry rot and structural wood decay in joists, ledger boards, and framing
Waterproofing membrane failure and drainage deficiencies
Deteriorated or non-compliant guardrails and railings
Concrete spalling, delamination, and rebar corrosion
Deflection and settlement in deck framing systems
Corroded fasteners and structural connectors
Post and beam deterioration on elevated walkways and stairs
Why Use the Same Company That Inspected?
If Uni Construction performed your inspection, we already know the property, the observed conditions, and the severity of each finding. That allows us to move into permit planning and repair without the delay of a second contractor getting familiar with the job.
If another firm completed the inspection, send us the report. We’ll review the findings, confirm the repair scope, and provide a detailed estimate quickly.
Fast Repair Planning for SB-721 and SB-326 Findings
Once deficiencies are identified, the repair timeline matters. We help owners and managers move from inspection findings to actionable scopes, permit-ready documentation, scheduling, and coordinated repairs that satisfy the city and reduce ongoing liability.
Repair scope review based on the inspection report
Permit coordination and code-compliant repair planning
Replacement of damaged framing, waterproofing, railings, and related assemblies
Closeout documentation to support your compliance file
Areas Served
We provide balcony repair and reconstruction across Los Angeles County and the San Gabriel Valley, including Pasadena, Arcadia, Alhambra, Monterey Park, San Gabriel, Diamond Bar, West Covina, Covina, El Monte, Azusa, and surrounding communities.
Send Us Your Report
If your inspection found damage, the next step is straightforward: send the report, let us review the conditions, and we’ll prepare the repair scope, permit path, and estimate. That keeps your compliance effort moving without unnecessary downtime.
Get a Balcony Repair Estimate — Free Site Review.
Related Services
If you still need the compliance assessment, start with our SB-721 and SB-326 balcony inspection service so the inspection and repair path stay aligned.
FAQ
Questions? We’ll Make It Clear
ADU and construction projects come with a lot of questions—here are the answers we get most.
How much does an SB-721 inspection cost in Los Angeles?
Our construction project typically involves three main phases: Design: This is where your vision comes to life. Architects, engineers, and designers collaborate to create a detailed plan for your project, including blueprints, specifications, and material selections. Preconstruction: The groundwork is laid in this phase. Permits are secured, budgets are finalized, and a qualified contractor is selected to bring your plans to life. Construction Management: The physical building process takes center stage. A dedicated team oversees construction, ensures quality standards are met, and keeps the project on track with the schedule and budget.
Who can perform SB-721 inspections in California?
SB-721 inspections must be completed by a qualified licensed professional permitted under California law. If another inspector has already completed the report, we can review their findings and translate them into a permitted repair scope without repeating work unnecessarily.
What happens if I miss the SB-721 inspection deadline?
If the deadline is missed and deficiencies later surface, owners face a worse position: more exposure, more pressure, and less time to manage repairs in an orderly way. If you are already behind, the best move is to complete the inspection and be ready to move quickly into repair and permit action if the report requires it.
Do I need an SB-721 or SB-326 inspection?
The answer depends on whether the property is a qualifying rental building or an HOA-governed common-interest development. The inspection law should be confirmed first, because the repair path usually follows from the inspection findings under the applicable statute.
Can you repair balconies after another company performs the inspection?
Yes. You do not need to use the same company for both phases. If another firm completed the inspection, send us the report and we can review the findings, prepare the repair scope, coordinate permits, and price the work based on the documented deficiencies.
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