What Happens If You Ignore a Deck or Balcony Inspection? The short answer: liability, fines, and a property you can't sell.
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- Section 604 San Francisco Housing Code
- Structural stability
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Read MoreVincenzo Melchiorre - Owner
I feel fortunate to live and work in both Marin and San Diego, where I can embrace and share the values I cherish, such as simplicity, connection with nature, beauty, and the joys of the outdoors.
During my 20 years of experience in the local engineering consulting space, I've touched many aspects of the business, including assessing the structural health for the County of Los Angeles' buildings, NASA Ames' campus, and the Amazon distribution and data centers.
California Professional Engineering License (P.E.) CalOES Safety Assessment Program certified Master in Civil Engineering (La Sapienza University, Rome, Italy).
What Happens If You Ignore a Deck or Balcony Inspection? The short answer: liability, fines, and a property you can't sell.
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