SB721 Units
SB721 Units
Mid-Cities Engineering (MCE) is your trusted partner for all your SB721 Units needs. SB721 Units, a vital aspect of the California housing legislation, Senate Bill 721, mandate inspections and structural assessments of balconies, walkways, and other load-bearing elements in multi-unit residential buildings. These assessments are crucial for ensuring the safety and integrity of such structures, aiming to prevent accidents and ensure compliance with state regulations. At MCE, we offer comprehensive SB721 Units services, including rigorous inspections, necessary repairs, and retrofitting solutions. Rest assured that when you choose MCE, you’re choosing a company committed to enhancing the safety and longevity of your residential properties.
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Why Choose building Adus
Additional Dewelling Units (ADUs) are secondary housing units that are built on the same property as a primary residence. They can take the form of a separate structure, such as a detached garage or cottage, or they can be incorporated into the existing home, such as a basement apartment or an attic conversion. ADUs provide homeowners with the opportunity to create additional living space for family members, renters, or as a source of supplemental income.
What are Adus?
These assessments are crucial for ensuring the safety and integrity of such structures, aiming to prevent accidents and ensure compliance with state regulations. At MCE, we offer comprehensive SB721 Units services, including rigorous inspections, necessary repairs, and retrofitting solutions. Rest assured that when you choose MCE, you’re choosing a company committed to enhancing the safety and longevity of your residential properties.
Advantages of ADUs
- Additional Dewelling Units (ADUs) are secondary housing units that are built on the same property as a primary residence.
- Additional Dewelling Units (ADUs) are secondary housing units that are built on the same property as a primary residence.
- Additional Dewelling Units (ADUs) are secondary housing units that are built on the same property as a primary residence.
