Balcony Inspection Los Angeles — SB 721 EEE Reports

SB721 Balcony & Walkway Inspections

California Senate Bill 721 required owners and property managers of multifamily buildings with three or more units to inspect all exterior elevated elements (EEEs) by January 1, 2026. That deadline has passed. Overdue owners now face notices from local housing departments and $100–$500/day civil penalties until a stamped report is on file. Our licensed SB721 inspection specialists deliver the signed, code-compliant SB721 report accepted by local building departments needed to close your file — fast.

• Visual & invasive inspection of all EEEs (decks, balconies, stairs, walkways)
• Random sampling per SB721 minimum 15% requirement
• Use of moisture meters, infrared cameras, & endoscopes to eliminate or minimize destructive openings
• Photo-documented & signed, code-compliant SB721 report accepted by local building departments

If repairs are needed after your SB721 inspection, you are free to choose who performs the work. RetroCal can handle the repairs under one roof, or you may use your own contractor. There is no obligation to hire RetroCal for repair services after the inspection.