Condo and HOA boards across South Florida are navigating a new reality: Senate Bill 4D has made structural plumbing inspections, reserve documentation, and full reserve funding mandatory — with real consequences for non-compliance. For boards managing buildings with aging cast iron drainage systems, the question is no longer whether the pipes will eventually need rehabilitation. […]
If you serve on a condo or cooperative board in South Florida, you’ve likely heard the phrase Senate Bill 4D more than once over the past few years. Signed into law in May 2022 following the Champlain Towers South collapse in Surfside, the legislation fundamentally changed what Florida condo associations are required to inspect, document,
What Florida’s Senate Bill 4D Means for Your Condo’s Plumbing Read More »
Ensuring the safety and longevity of your building’s plumbing system is essential. However, some installation methods, like the “Gapping” or “Start and Stop” technique, could pose serious risks to your property. This method, often marketed as a quick fix for vertical drainage stacks, fails to comply with international ASTM standards and Florida Plumbing Codes, leading
CONDOS BEWARE: Protect Your Property–Avoid ILLEGAL CIPP Installations! Read More »
Was your condominium or apartment building built before 1985? Are you experiencing regular toilet stoppages and backups, tree root intrusion, or sewer odors? If so, the long-term solution is NOT having your sewer lines snaked every few months. Property Managers, HOA/Condominium Board Members, and homeowners face a real challenge today, especially in areas where a
Your Building’s Drainage System: How it Works and Repair Options Read More »
