A Milestone Inspection is a mandatory structural review for aging condominium and cooperative buildings in Florida. It is designed to ensure life safety and identify necessary maintenance or substantial structural deterioration before it becomes a critical issue.

Generally, condominium and cooperative association buildings that are three stories or taller must complete this inspection when they reach 30 years of age. For buildings located within three miles of the coastline, the inspection may be required when the building reaches 25 years of age.

Phase One involves a comprehensive visual examination of the building's habitable and non-habitable areas. The focus is placed on major structural components to identify any signs of substantial structural deterioration or unsafe conditions.

A Phase Two inspection is only required if the Phase One inspection reveals signs of substantial structural deterioration. This phase is more intensive and may involve destructive or non-destructive testing to fully assess the extent of the damage.

Yes. Our team includes experienced professionals capable of evaluating the structural integrity of your building and coordinating essential assessments of electrical systems to support complete compliance and reporting.

If concerns are identified, we will provide a detailed engineering report outlining the specific issues and recommending the necessary repairs. Your association will then work with licensed contractors to address these items and achieve full compliance.

The timeline varies based on the size, complexity, and condition of your property. However, we strive to complete the field inspection and deliver the final sealed engineering report efficiently to help you meet local municipal deadlines.

You can easily get started by contacting our team or clicking the 'Request Inspection' button. Once we review your building's specific details and location, we will provide a customized proposal outlining the required services.