Do you need permission to enter an occupied unit?
California Civil Code §1954 allows owner entry for inspections and repairs with at least 24 hours written notice (longer in some circumstances). We follow it.
Periodic walk-throughs of vacant and tenant-occupied properties.
Overview
Things go wrong in the gap between problem and report. Vacant units get vandalized, drafts of mail pile up, sprinklers fail, irrigation runs into stucco. Tenant-occupied units develop unauthorized modifications, pet damage, or lease violations.
Periodic site checks catch all of it early. We do a documented walk-through on a quarterly or semi-annual cadence with photo report.
What's included
Our process
01
California Civil Code §1954 requires 24-hour written notice to enter — we serve it.
02
Inside and outside walk; document with photos.
03
Photo report and recommendations delivered same day.
Pricing
Pricing depends on scope, materials, and site conditions. We provide a clear written quote after a free assessment.
Timeline
Most projects begin within 1–3 weeks of an approved quote, depending on permitting and material lead times.
FAQs
California Civil Code §1954 allows owner entry for inspections and repairs with at least 24 hours written notice (longer in some circumstances). We follow it.
Semi-annually is a healthy default. More frequent feels invasive; less frequent misses developing problems.
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