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Who This Is For

You don't need more confusion. You need clarity.

Whether you're a property owner, manager, or HOA board member — if any of this sounds familiar, you're in exactly the right place.

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"I know it needs to get done — I just don't know exactly what."

Milestone inspection? Recertification? Structural report? We'll tell you exactly which applies to your building and why.

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"I don't want to pick the wrong firm and create more problems."

We're a licensed engineering firm — not just an inspection company. That distinction matters when your building's compliance is on the line.

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"I don't want to manage another complicated process."

We handle everything — identifying what's required, performing inspections, and submitting to the city. You just get the outcome.

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"I just want this off my plate and done correctly."

That's exactly what we deliver. The hardest part is usually finding the right firm. Once you do, the rest is handled.

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Whatever your building needs — we've handled it before.

For over 15 years we've helped property owners, managers, and HOAs across Florida get compliant and move on. One call is all it takes to get it off your plate.

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The Process

We handle everything. Here's what that looks like.

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Check your building
Use our free 2-min tool to tell us your situation
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We call you
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Clear plan of action
Scope, cost, timeline — no pressure
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We inspect
On-site structural & electrical evaluation
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Inspection results
✓ Report passes
City submission
Reports submitted · City fees paid
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City review
Plan examiners review reports
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✓ Recertification approved
✗ Report has deficiencies
Bidding
Hire engineer & contractor
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Construction
Open permit · Make repairs
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Re-inspection
Schedule re-inspection · Amend report
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✓ Recertification approved

Either way, we manage every step — you don't deal with the city directly.

Why Souffront

We don't just inspect — we get you compliant.

Most inspection companies hand you a report and leave. You're still left figuring out what it means, what to do next, and how to deal with your county building department.

Souffront Construction & Engineering is a licensed engineering firm. We identify what's required, perform the inspections, prepare the reports, and handle submission — start to finish.

"If we review your building and you don't need anything yet — we'll tell you. No unnecessary inspections, no pressure."

Florida Milestone Inspection Law — SB 4-D

Florida law requires condominium and cooperative buildings 3 stories or higher to undergo milestone inspections at 25 or 30 years of age (depending on county). Deadlines are active.

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Licensed Engineering Firm

Florida-licensed structural and civil engineers on staff. We sign and seal reports that carry real legal weight.

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Compliance-Ready Reports

Our reports are formatted to meet Florida's statutory requirements — ready to submit without revisions.

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End-to-End Service

We handle everything: structural evaluations, electrical inspections, infrared scans, and full city submission.

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"They told us exactly what we needed, handled the entire process, and submitted to the county without a single revision."

— HOA Board President, Miami-Dade County
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"We didn't even know if we needed a milestone inspection. One call gave us total clarity — no pressure, just straightforward answers."

— Property Manager, Broward County
Questions

What people ask before they hire us

We're a full-service structural inspection and engineering firm — so if it involves a building, there's a very good chance we can help. The easiest way to find out what you need is to give us a call. A licensed engineer will answer your questions on the spot, tell you exactly what applies to your building, and there's no obligation whatsoever. Just hit the button in the top right to get started.
It depends on your building's age, height, and county — but in most cases the city wants two things: a signed and sealed report from a licensed engineer confirming the structural and electrical condition of the building, and a permit application submitted with that report. For Miami-Dade and Broward, this is required at 40 years and every 10 years after. Under Florida's SB 4-D milestone inspection law, condominiums and cooperatives 3 stories or taller must complete a Phase 1 structural inspection at 25 or 30 years depending on their distance from the coast. If repairs are needed, the city also wants documentation that those repairs were completed before they'll close out the recertification. We'll tell you exactly what applies to your specific building — that's part of what we do before anything else.
There are four stages. First, we review your building — property type, age, available documents, and any known concerns — so we can scope the inspection correctly and tell you what to expect. Second, our licensed engineers perform an on-site structural and electrical evaluation, assessing visible conditions, signs of deterioration, and anything that could affect compliance. Third, we prepare the required reports in the format the city accepts — our reports are formatted to submit without revisions. Fourth, we handle city submission: filing the inspection reports, permit applications, and the licensed professional's form confirming the building's condition. If the building passes, the city reviews the reports and approves recertification. If repairs are needed, we help coordinate the repair and re-inspection process before final approval. You don't manage any of that — we do.
A failed report doesn't mean a crisis — it means there's a defined path forward. The city requires that you hire an engineer and contractor to scope and perform the repairs, pull the necessary permits, complete the work, and then schedule a re-inspection. We amend the original report once the repairs are confirmed. Most buildings that come back with deficiencies have manageable issues like concrete spalling, corroded rebar, or aging electrical panels — things that are common in Florida's climate and have clear repair paths. We walk you through exactly what needs to happen and can refer you to qualified contractors if needed.
The honest answer is that it varies — building size, number of units, height, and the scope of inspection required all affect the price. The inspection and report preparation fee is separate from any repair costs, which depend entirely on what's found. What we can tell you is that the cost of not doing it is almost always higher: cities issue fines for missed deadlines, insurance carriers are increasingly non-renewing policies for buildings without current inspection records, and if a building is ultimately condemned, the financial and legal exposure is significant. We provide a clear proposal before any work begins — no surprises. The initial review to understand what your building needs is always free.
Florida Senate Bill 4-D, passed in 2022 in response to the Surfside collapse, requires all condominium and cooperative buildings 3 stories or taller to undergo a milestone structural inspection. Buildings within 3 miles of the coast must complete Phase 1 by the time they reach 25 years. Buildings further inland have until 30 years. Phase 1 is a visual structural inspection by a licensed engineer. If Phase 1 identifies concerns, a Phase 2 inspection with more detailed analysis is required. Deadlines are active and buildings that miss them face escalating consequences from their county building department.
No — there's no obligation at any point. If your building doesn't need anything yet, we'll tell you plainly. We'd rather give you an honest answer now and earn your trust than push unnecessary work. Most people who reach out end up working with us because the clarity we provide in the first conversation is genuinely useful — not because we pressured them into it.
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