SB-326 in Palo Alto
Nine-year cycle. Statistically significant sampling. Inspector must be a structural engineer, architect, or licensed civil engineer — contractors are not eligible. H2 Seismic Pro qualifies.
PE-stamped SB-326 and SB-721 compliance inspections from a licensed California structural engineering firm. Palo Alto’s mid-rise HOA-managed condominium stock requires statistically significant sampling under Civil Code §5551.
Whether your Palo Alto property falls under SB-326 (HOA / condominium) or SB-721 (apartments, 3+ units), the deliverable is the same: a PE-stamped report photo-documented, sampling-validated, and retention-ready for insurance carriers, lenders, and litigation.
Nine-year cycle. Statistically significant sampling. Inspector must be a structural engineer, architect, or licensed civil engineer — contractors are not eligible. H2 Seismic Pro qualifies.
Six-year cycle. 15% sampling per elevated element type. Two-cycle (12-year) record retention. We deliver an indexed photo archive for long-term storage.
Yes — Palo Alto is part of our standard California service area. Travel time and lodging (when applicable) are itemized transparently in the fee estimate.
We send a written scope and fee estimate within one business day of inquiry. Field inspection typically schedules within 2–4 weeks. Expedited scheduling is available when a refinance or insurance renewal is closing.
Yes — that’s a big part of why we exist as a single statewide firm. One engineering desk, one consistent reporting standard across every property in your portfolio.
We produce PE-stamped repair drawings and specifications that any qualified contractor in Palo Alto can build from. We design; we don’t contract — engineering independence stays clean.
Free 15-minute consultation, no obligation. Written scope and fee estimate from a licensed California PE within one business day.