WHO REPRESENTS YOU DURING SB 721 REPAIRS?

You Have Options.

An General Contractor/Project Manager—not the inspection company.


Why It Matters

Keep projects on schedule
Experienced permitting and construction management to move repairs from report to completion.

Control costs
Objective review of repair recommendations and competitive construction management focused on your budget.

Protect your investment
Quality oversight and practical solutions throughout construction.

Stay compliant & insurable
Submitting permits, overseeing city inspections, and SB 721 repair requirements.


Experience That Makes a Difference

Licensed General Contractor

  • Nearly a decade of carpentry and construction experience
  • Extensive permitting and project management expertise
  • Multiple completed deck and stair repair projects
  • Specializing exclusively in permitted construction work

A Real Example

On a recent SB 721 project, a miss-inspection by a company called Dr. Balcony would have required the owner to demolish and rebuild a balcony and stairway. Because the owner had experienced contractor representation throughout the process, the issues were resolved with the city and unnecessary reconstruction was avoided.

Having an experienced advocate during permitting and inspections can save significant time and money.


Know Your Rights

You are NOT required to hire the engineering or inspection firm that performed the original SB 721 inspection to design, permit, or complete the repairs.

You are free to select an independent contractor/project manager whose incentives are aligned with yours:

  • Completing the project efficiently
  • Managing costs
  • Maintaining quality
  • Protecting your interests

POINTER PACIFIC

SB 721 Construction Management • Permitting • Deck & Stair Repairs • Owner Representation

From inspection report to final approval—with an objective perspective focused on your success.

Licensed & Insured General Contractor