Certified General Contractor · CGC1541183 · South Florida
30/40/50-Year Recertification Repairs
Executing the repairs your engineer’s report requires.
Recertification and milestone inspections are performed by licensed engineers or architects. When their report identifies required repairs, LSR prices and performs that work and documents it for the engineer and the building official.
Who it is for
- Condominium associations and boards
- Property managers and LCAMs
- Commercial building owners
What LSR does
- Review of the engineer’s or architect’s recertification report
- Pricing of required repairs with clear quantities and unit prices
- Structural, concrete, envelope and life-safety repairs as specified
- Coordination with the engineer of record and building department inspections
- Documentation to support the engineer’s final letter
Common project types
- 40-year and 50-year recertification repairs
- 30-year milestone inspection repairs
- Balcony and railing repairs
- Structural and electrical repair coordination
How the project runs
- 01
Receive and review the inspection report and repair documents
- 02
Site verification of conditions and quantities
- 03
Written scope and pricing basis for board approval
- 04
Permitting, scheduling and resident notices
- 05
Repairs with engineer observation and documented progress
- 06
Close-out records for the engineer and the building official
Why it matters
Recertification deadlines carry real consequences for associations and owners. A contractor who works from the engineer’s report and documents everything helps the board keep the building safe and the process on track.
Tell us about the property.
Share the address, the scope you have in mind and any reports or drawings. LSR will follow up to schedule a site visit.
Scope, price, schedule and any warranty are defined only in a signed contract. Permit approval and inspection outcomes are determined by the authority having jurisdiction.