UNDERSTANDING BUILDING RECERTIFICATION
The Building Recertification process was established to evaluate the general structural and electrical conditions of existing buildings.
Newsletter – January 2024
Happy new year! We are excited to start the new year by featuring a recent building restoration project, providing information about the special inspections for threshold buildings, giving insights on wood-framed construction and soil properties, and sharing our holiday celebration as a team.
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Newsletter – December 2023
Cueto Engineering December Newsletter is here: https://mailchi.mp/cuetoeng/newsletter-december2023 This month we’re sharing our newest recertification project in Coral Gables. Plus hear from our electrical engineer on useful information for holiday decorating your buildings. #propertymanagers this is for you! #structuralengineering #electricalengineering #buildinginspection #engineeringexcellence #buildingowners #propertymanagement Engineering enthusiasts and industry professionals, check out our monthly newsletter which may include: 🏨 Featured Project❓Ask an Engineer💡 Industry Insights👨🔧 […]
HOW TO GET FLOOR PLANS FOR YOUR PROPERTY?
1. Contact your local building department to do a record search and hope they have something on file.
2. Ask the previous owners if they happen to have an old floor plan in their files.
BUILDING RECERTIFICATION – SENATE BILL 4D
The Bill established a statewide structural inspection program, requiring Condominium and Cooperative Associations to conduct Milestone Structural Inspections of their buildings and to perform Structural Integrity Reserve Studies in order to ensure that Condominium and Cooperative buildings are safe for continued use.
Guide to the Building Recertification Process
The recertification process involves performing structural and electrical inspections including infrared thermography, night-time readings of the parking lot illumination, as well as any guardrail certifications if the property is adjacent to a body of water.
What You Should Know About the 40-Year Recertification Process
In Miami-Dade and Broward Counties, buildings which have been in existence for forty (40) years or longer are required to be inspected by a registered professional engineer for the purpose of evaluating the general structural and electrical conditions.