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Balcony InspectionS for Public Lodging Establishments
Ensuring Safety and Compliance for Your Property
At Rock Solid Home Inspections, we offer comprehensive balcony inspections to help public lodging establishments in Florida meet state renewal requirements. Our certified, objective assessments ensure your property’s elevated structures are safe and compliant.
Your Partner for Streamlined, Hassle-Free Compliance
Who Requires a Balcony Inspection?
According to Florida Statute Section 509.2112, all public lodging establishments that are three stories or more in height must have their balconies, platforms, stairways, and railings inspected every three years. This mandate applies to:
- Hotels and motels
- Resorts
- Bed and breakfast inns
- Vacation rentals
- Any lodging establishment meeting the height criteria
Our Inspection Process
Our certified inspectors conduct thorough evaluations of balconies, platforms, stairways, and railings, assessing these structures for safety, security, and any defects. Upon completion, we provide you with the DBPR Form HR-7020, the official Certificate of Balcony Inspection, which you can submit to the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) to fulfill your compliance obligations.
Benefits of Using a Third-Party Inspector
While property owners can self-certify using Form HR-7020, engaging a professional third-party inspector offers significant advantages:”
- Objective Assessment: An unbiased evaluation ensures all safety concerns are identified.
- Liability Protection: Professional inspections can help mitigate potential legal risks associated with structural failures.
- Expertise: Our inspectors are trained to detect issues that might be overlooked in self-assessments.
Schedule Your Balcony Inspection
Ensure your property remains compliant and safe. Contact Rock Solid Home Inspections today to schedule your balcony inspection.
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