Your Building Safety and Compliance With a Florida Milestone Inspection!

As a homeowner’s association, building owner or property manager, it’s essential to understand and navigate these standards to ensure not only the safety of residents but also the longevity and value of the property.

That’s where a Florida condo milestone inspection comes in. The inspections help you enjoy peace of mind knowing your building is both structurally safe and compliant with current Florida laws.

You need an engineering firm that brings not just experience to the table but also fast communication and fast quotes.  You can count on Florida EMA Structural Forensic Engineers to get this process taken care of in a timely, seamless manner. You’ll be able to focus on what matters most to you, while we do the heavy lifting.

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Reach out to request a quote today or learn more about Florida Milestone inspections below! 

Submission. Upon completion of a Phase One or Phase Two Milestone Inspection, the Inspector who performed the inspection must submit a sealed copy of the inspection report with a separate summary of, at minimum, the material findings, and recommendations in the inspection report to the Association, and the building official of the local government.

Terminology. Any terminology providing a rating, grade, or status of a component, system, or structure shall be explained in sufficient detail to justify the rating or status.

Contents. 

1. Florida Milestone Inspections Phase One Inspection reports must contain or address, at a minimum, all of the following:

  • Bear the seal and signature, or the electronic signature, of the Inspector who performed the inspection, a date for each inspection, if multiple days, and the date of the final report.
  • The complex and management information, including but not limited to the name and contact information for the Association and any management company. The report should also identify the current members of the Association’s board and each member’s contact information.
  • Indicate the manner and type of inspection forming the basis for the inspection report.
  • Provide a general condition rating and any specific detail observations, along with any recommendations for each inspection category listed in the inspection criteria, including but not limited to: foundations, roof/roofing systems, bearing walls, floor systems, framing systems, windows, wall openings, railings, stairs, and balconies.
  • Identify any substantial structural deterioration, within a reasonable professional probability based on the scope of the inspection, describe the extent of such deterioration, and identify any recommended repairs for such deterioration.
  • Include color photographs with sufficient resolution to convey the conditions at the time of the inspection and identify any recommended repairs.
  • State whether unsafe or dangerous conditions, as those terms are defined in the Florida Building Code, were observed.
  • Recommend any remedial or preventive repair for any items that are damaged but are not substantial structural deterioration.
  • Provide an overall qualitative structural assessment of the building.
  • Identify and describe any items requiring further inspection.
  • Indicate if a Phase Two Inspection, or other subsequent inspections are required, necessary, or recommended.
  • Include a copy of the Certificate of Insurance specifically providing coverage for the Inspector, and their company if applicable.
  • Include a copy of the Inspector’s Resume or Curriculum Vitae with three (3) references from prior multi-story projects and a self-qualification letter from the Inspector stating their professional experience with the design and inspection of similar structures.

2. Phase Two Inspection reports shall contain at a minimum the following:

  • Bear the seal and signature, or the electronic signature, of the Inspector who performed the inspection, a date for each inspection, if multiple days, and the date of the final report.
  • The complex and management information, including but not limited to the name and contact information for the association entity and any management company. The report should also identify the current members of the Association’s board and each of their individual contact information.
  • Provide references to the Phase One Inspection Report for each item requiring additional examination.
  • Identify the type and manner of inspections performed.
  • Identify any damage, including color photographs when possible, and extent of repairs needed along with any repair recommendations.
  • Provided graded urgency for each required, necessary, or recommended repair.
  • Identify any testing performed and the results of any testing.
  • List any additional inspections or testing that should be performed and provide a timeline for completion.
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Name & Address of the LCAM
Name of the LCAM manager
Name of the firm requesting quote
please provide number of balconies in building and approximate age of the building/s
please provide approximate age of the building/s
square feet approximate area of each floor
Provide type of roof and age (built-up, TPO, Metal etc.)
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