Building Recertification Inspection for commercials and residentials

Building Recertification Inspection for commercials and residentials

Clear, structured recertification without guesswork, guided by trusted Florida-licensed engineers.

Building Safety and Recertification Inspections2026-01-28T14:59:16-05:00

Professional Building Recertification Inspections

We help owners, managers, and boards of commercial and residential buildings across South Florida navigate Building Safety Inspections and recertification with clarity and confidence. Backed by decades of local experience, our engineers guide you through the process so compliance feels manageable, predictable, and under control.

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When Your Building Reaches the Recertification Milestone

Once a building reaches the 25- or 30-year mark, local authorities require a Building Safety & Recertification Inspection.

At that point, the questions start to surface:

What exactly is required?
What needs to be inspected?
How much time do we have?

From Guesswork to a Clear, Guided Process

For many owners, managers, and condo boards, the challenge isn’t the inspection itself, it’s navigating the process around it. Understanding requirements, anticipating next steps, and keeping everything on schedule can quickly feel overwhelming.

We replace guesswork with clear, professional guidance on what needs to be addressed and what doesn’t. This makes recertification easier to manage, helps prevent last-minute surprises, and gives you confidence that your building’s safety and long-term value are being properly looked after.

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“Scott and his team at Building Mavens were very professional, responded extremely quickly, and were willing to jump through hurdles to help. I thought they handled everything really well.”
— General Manager, hotel in Plantation, FL

Here’s Your Clear, Guided Path to Building Recertification

Building recertification doesn’t need to feel fragmented or overwhelming. Our licensed engineers guide you through the entire inspection process, from initial review to final submission, so you stay compliant, informed, and on schedule.

Our Process

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1. Clarity Upfront and a Focused Inspection Plan

We begin by reviewing available documentation and confirming the specific requirements that apply to your building and local jurisdiction. This ensures the inspection is properly scoped from day one, helping prevent surprises later in the process.

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2. A Thorough, Code-Compliant Structural & Electrical Inspection

Our state-licensed engineers conduct a comprehensive on-site evaluation of your building’s structural and electrical systems, ensuring all required elements are assessed in full alignment with applicable city and county recertification programs.

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3. Clear Reporting That Keeps the Process Moving

You receive a clear, easy-to-understand engineering report that outlines findings, required actions (if any), and next steps, without unnecessary technical jargon. This allows you to make informed decisions and keep the recertification process moving forward without avoidable delays.

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If a Closer Look Is Needed

Most inspections are completed through a visual assessment. In some cases, specific findings may require a targeted, manual review. When that happens, our Florida-licensed engineers can perform these follow-up inspections themselves. We clearly explain what’s needed and why, without unnecessary scope, cost or disruption.

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4. Support Through Submission & Approval

If follow-up actions, repairs, or clarifications are needed, we remain involved and provide clarity on which repairs and permits are truly required. This helps you avoid unnecessary costs and paperwork, while giving you confidence that nothing falls through the cracks as we support you through submission and approval with local authorities.

Recent Recertification & Building Safety Projects

A What Our Clients Say About Us

“I highly recommend Building Mavens. Building Mavens administrative staff and engineers displayed the utmost professionalism throughout the Milestone inspection process. Questions and concerns asked by the Association’s Board of Directors or Management were responded to promptly.”
Arthur P., Property Manager of the Federation of Sea Towers
“Scott and his team at Building Mavens were very professional, responded extremely quickly, and were willing to jump through hurdles to help. I thought they handled everything really well.”
General Manager, Hotel in Plantation, FL
“Building Mavens has been integral in helping us be on the right track to comply and I know that through the end of our project, they will still be there until we have our final inspection. Their price was reasonable and their service and guidance exceeded expectations. We would use them again should/when further inspections are required.”
Mari K., Manager of Sheridan by the Beach

“Corey Pruneski from Building Mavens was an absolute pleasure to work with. The consummate professional. Courteous, knowledgeable, and highly efficient. My contractor would echo the same sentiment. Highly recommend to anyone going through 40 year or Milestone Inspections!”

Diego R., LCAM, Sunrise Lakes IV-I Inc.

Ready to talk about your building?

We’re happy to discuss your requirements, timing, and next steps; clearly and without obligation.

Why Clients Trust Building Mavens

Building Recertification Inspection By County and City

Recertification timelines and requirements vary by location. We help you navigate the specific standards that apply to your building and local jurisdiction.

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Broward County Building Safety Inspection

Most qualifying buildings require their first Building Safety Inspection at 25 years (replacing the 30-year and 40-year recertification policy), followed by recertification every 10 years. This includes condominium and co-op buildings, as well as threshold buildings based on height, stories, or occupancy.

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Miami-Dade County Recertification

Qualifying buildings typically require recertification at 30 years, with follow-up inspections every 10 years. The county follows strict structural and electrical guidelines with required reporting formats.

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Boynton Beach Building Recertification

Qualifying buildings (including condos, co-ops, and commercial properties) require recertification at 30 years, followed by inspections every 10 years. Eligibility is based on threshold criteria and a structured city submission process.

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Boca Raton Building Recertification

Qualifying buildings (including condos, co-ops, and commercial properties) require recertification at 30 years, followed by inspections every 10 years. Eligibility is based on threshold criteria and a structured city submission process.

 

FAQs – Building Recertifications & Safety Inspections

Is a recertification inspection required for my building?2026-01-12T12:50:12-05:00

In many cases, yes. Most qualifying commercial buildings and condominium or co-op buildings in South Florida are required to undergo a Building Safety or Recertification Inspection once they reach a certain age, typically 25 or 30 years, depending on the county or city. If you’re unsure how the rules apply to your building, we can quickly help you determine what’s required.

How long does the inspection and recertification process take?2026-01-12T12:50:41-05:00

The timeline depends on your building type, location, and whether follow-up actions are required. In general, the inspection itself is completed efficiently, and we help keep the overall process moving by providing clear reporting, guidance on next steps, and support through submission to local authorities.

What happens if issues are found during the inspection?2026-01-12T12:51:22-05:00

If deficiencies are identified, we clearly outline what needs to be addressed and what can wait. Where applicable, we help you understand required repairs and whether a permit is needed, coordinate re-inspections, and support you through the approval process, so you’re never left guessing or dealing with unnecessary work.

Can Building Mavens help beyond the inspection itself?2026-01-12T12:51:56-05:00

Yes. Our role doesn’t end with the inspection report. We stay involved to help you navigate follow-up actions, clarify requirements, and support submission and review with local authorities, making the process as smooth and predictable as possible.

Will the inspection affect building occupancy?2026-01-12T12:52:33-05:00

In most cases, buildings can remain occupied during the inspection process. If repairs are required, we help clarify which items are critical and how they can be addressed with minimal disruption, while remaining compliant with local requirements.

Do you handle county- and city-specific requirements?2026-01-12T12:53:06-05:00

Absolutely. Recertification requirements vary by county and city, and we tailor each inspection to the local rules that apply to your building. Our team is deeply familiar with South Florida jurisdictions, helping ensure submissions are accurate and aligned with local expectations from the start.

How do I get started or request a quote?2026-01-12T12:53:43-05:00

The first step is a short consultation. We’ll review your building type, location, and timing requirements, then outline the appropriate scope and next steps. From there, we can provide a clear path forward and a tailored proposal.

Request an Inspection Proposal

Tell us about your building, and we’ll outline the right scope, timeline, and next steps; clearly and without obligation.

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Prefer to speak with a recertification engineer first?

We’re happy to talk through your building, answer questions, and confirm next steps before you move forward.

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