Apex Contracting delivers balconies, decks and stairs across San Diego and the surrounding market out of our Burbank office. Occupied multifamily, HOA, hospitality, commercial and industrial property — priced off a walk rather than a photo set, built around residents who never leave, and carried on one contract with one warranty at the end of it.

Estimating, project management and superintendents for this market all sit in Burbank. A site walk is a drive, which is why a same-week walk is realistic here and a bid does not wait on somebody flying in.

Scope

What we carry on a balcony and deck repair scope here

The line items on a typical San Diego, CA scope. Every one of them is priced, not assumed.

Balcony and walkway coatings
Railing and guardrail replacement
Concrete and framing repair
SB326 and SB721 inspection repairs
Stair tread, stringer and landing work
Engineer-detailed structural repair

Local conditions

What San Diego does to this work

Coastal salt air attacks fasteners and flashing long before the field of the assembly gives up.
SB326 balcony inspections are in full swing across San Diego HOA stock built in the 1990s and 2000s.
Marine layer moisture keeps assemblies damp overnight, which changes coating cure windows.

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Apex work near San Diego

Projects we have delivered in this market.

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The office, the address and who picks up the phone.

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California office

Burbank, CA
Regional HQ

303 N Glenoaks Blvd, Suite 200
Burbank, CA 91502

Serving San Diego and the surrounding market. Crews, superintendents and trade partners based in market, so a walk is a drive rather than a flight.

Phone
(866) 404-4603

Email
info@apexcontracting.com

Hours
Mon–Fri, 7am–5pm local · 24/7 emergency response

Burbank
Los Angeles
San Diego
Anaheim
Carlsbad

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34.1837,-118.3095

Apex Contracting — Burbank, CA

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FAQ

San Diego balcony and deck questions

Does SB 721 or SB 326 apply to my building in San Diego?
SB 721 requires apartment buildings with three or more units to have wood-supported balconies, decks, stairs and walkways more than six feet above ground inspected every six years, and SB 326 sets a nine-year cycle for condominium associations. Apex performs the repairs the inspection report calls for, scoped to the report and documented for the file.

What does balcony and deck repair cost in San Diego?
Balcony repair cost in San Diego is set by what is found once elements are opened: framing and sheathing replacement, fastener corrosion, the waterproofing system, railings and access. Apex prices a base scope plus unit prices for hidden conditions, so an owner or board can see how the budget moves element by element.

Can residents keep using their balconies and stairs during repairs in San Diego?
Work is sequenced so every resident keeps a way in and out of their home each night, and stair access is never lost for a building. Individual balconies are closed only while they are being repaired, with notices ahead of time.

Who inspects and who repairs balconies in San Diego?
Under SB 721 the inspection is done by a licensed architect, engineer, qualifying contractor or certified building inspector, and repairs must be performed by a qualified, licensed contractor. Our Burbank office runs this work, with superintendents and trade partners based in market, so a site walk is a drive rather than a flight.

How fast can we get a balcony repair bid in San Diego?
After the site walk, a conforming balcony repair bid and its RFI log of estimating assumptions typically come back in five to ten business days for a standard scope. Larger or multi-building programs take longer, and we give you the date up front. Every line is priced, so the bid levels directly against other contractors.

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