We are a licensed California general contractor in Sherman Oaks. We read your inspection report, scope and budget the work, handle permits and engineering, complete the repair in an occupied building, and hand back the records your files and disclosures need. One contractor, findings to closeout.
Each page answers one question, in the statute's own words, and gives you a straight next step.
The first inspection was due January 1, 2026. If yours has not happened, here is where you stand and how to get current.
Where we stand →SB 721 puts the repairs on statutory clocks. We are the licensed GC who does the fix, not another report.
Get a repair plan →Two laws, two different buildings, two different inspectors. Find out in thirty seconds which one governs yours.
Check which applies →Written for boards, including the 2026 SB 410 reporting, record-keeping and resale disclosure rules.
Board compliance plan →The inspection tells you what is wrong. Someone still has to price it, permit it, build it, and produce the paperwork that proves it was done.
We take the inspector's findings and turn them into a prioritised scope you can act on, at no charge.
Real numbers against real findings, so a board or an owner can plan instead of guess.
We coordinate with your inspecting engineer or architect and the permitting authority where the work needs it.
The work done in an occupied building, with photo documentation and the closeout records your files need.
“Any construction is extremely high risk and stressful. Gordon assured me he would be instrumental in minimizing that concern. Through all my skepticism, it was easy, so I would use him and his contractor again.”
“Having worked with the City of LA consistently, LACC were able to get the inspectors there relatively quickly and this helped us meet our deadlines. We needed the project completed in record time. It worked out, thank you LACC.”
“Had a very good experience working with Gordon. I was always informed and had no surprises along the way.”
Plain-English answers to the questions owners and boards actually ask about SB 326 and SB 721.
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