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Wooden Stairs Repair Project

Wooden Stairs Repair Project

Repairing wooden stairs requires removing rotted treads, risers, and stringers. SB 721 mandates pressure-treated replacements for multifamily properties, while SB 326 requires HOAs to ensure corrosion-resistant fasteners and joist hangers are used. Reinforcing stringers with galvanized brackets prevents failure. New treads are installed with deck screws, ensuring durability and long-term compliance with California codes.

OBSERVING OUR DECK INSPECTION WORK

OBSERVING OUR DECK INSPECTION WORK

Observations from a Year of SB 721 anD SB 326 Compliance Work Across Southern California In its first year of operation, Malki Construction's division SouthCoastDeckInspections.com worked with a wide range of HOAs, property managers, and apartment owners across...

Understanding AB 2579: What Apartment and HOA Owners Need to Know

Understanding AB 2579: What Apartment and HOA Owners Need to Know

California’s Assembly Bill 2579 (AB 2579), signed into law in 2024, brings critical updates to the inspection requirements for exterior elevated elements (EEEs) like balconies, decks, and stairways in multifamily buildings. Building on the foundations laid by Senate Bills SB 326 and SB 721, this legislation extends compliance deadlines and clarifies inspection protocols, impacting apartment owners and homeowners associations (HOAs) statewide.