Customer Reviews for Grisafe Architecture, Architect in Long Beach, CA
Over the past year or so, our architecture firm has received a lot of great feedback from past customers in the form of Google reviews. These customers took the time to offer their feedback about what it was like to work with Grisafe Architecture, and let us tell you, we were quite pleased with what they had to say! It’s one thing to talk . . . Read more...
Should I Hire a Long Beach Architect to Design My ADU or Use One of the Pre-approved ADU Plans?
If you’ve looked into having an Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) built on your Long Beach property, you may have noticed that the City of Long Beach has some pre-approved plans online. These are plans that were submitted by architects in the area and have already been reviewed and approved by the City. You would purchase the plans from the . . . Read more...
How Urgent Is It for Long Beach Condo Complexes to Comply with SB 326 by January 1st?
We mentioned in a previous blog post that Grisafe Architecture is now offering balcony inspections for condo associations in Long Beach so they can be in compliance with the new California law (SB 326). In short, the law requires that condo balconies and other “exterior elevated elements” in condo complexes be inspected every nine years, . . . Read more...
Condo Balcony Inspections in Long Beach for Compliance with SB 326: A New Service from Grisafe Architecture
A while back, our architecture firm heard about a new law that was passed in California that is being called the “Condo Balcony Inspection Law.” It is also known as “Senate Bill 326” or simply “SB 326.” Most people in California would have no need to be aware of this new law—but you would if you happen to sit on the board of a condo . . . Read more...
Apartment Balcony Inspections in Long Beach That Comply with SB 721
Attention all apartment complex owners and apartment managers in Long Beach: have you heard of the new apartment balcony inspection law that the California legislature passed a few years ago? Senate Bill 721 (SB 721) was signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown back in 2018, but most landlords and apartment managers are just now starting to take . . . Read more...
