Upload
Send the recertification report, repair drawings, photos, and deadlines.
After the Inspection
The inspection is complete. Repairs were identified. What happens next?
Genesis Prime Group focuses this page on construction execution after a building recertification, structural inspection, architect report, engineer report, or authority review identifies required repairs.
Repair Execution
Recertification findings need a clear path from report to closeout.
Many owners search for 40-year recertification repairs, building recertification repairs, structural recertification repairs, or concrete repairs after recertification. Terminology and requirements vary by jurisdiction and can change, so this page avoids stating regulatory deadlines.
Genesis Prime Group can help with executing required structural and restoration repairs, permitting, inspections, and closeout, with engineering coordination where necessary.
Before publication, verify current official terminology and requirements for the applicable city/county and confirm legal review wording.
Typical repair categories
- Concrete restoration and spalling repair.
- Structural repair to beams, columns, slabs, balconies, or walls.
- Stucco, facade, sealant, or waterproofing repairs.
- Parking garage and elevated walkway repairs.
- Foundation or settlement-related repair scopes where identified.
Process
From report to proposal.
Review
Clarify scope, property type, authority requirements, and next construction steps.
Execute
Coordinate permits, construction, inspections, and closeout as applicable.