Cost starting at:

• $1,200 Electrical Inspection.

• $800 Infrared Thermography Inspection.

• $600 Parking Lot Illumination.

• $1,200 Structural Inspection including Guardrail Certification.

The cost of a 40-year recertification in Florida can vary widely, but here are some things to consider:

Factors:

• The cost can depend on the size, age, location, and structure of the building, as well as any additional services needed. Some engineers may charge per door or per unit, while others may charge by square footage.

• Engineering rates: For smaller residential buildings, the cost can range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. For larger commercial properties, the cost can be tens of thousands of dollars.

• Getting a quote: To get a personalized quote, you can consult an engineer who can provide a proposal based on their understanding of your building.

• Getting multiple bids: It's a good idea to get multiple bids and referrals to help you understand the cost

The cost can vary widely, ranging from a few thousand to several tens of thousands of dollars.

A 40 year recertification is a regulatory requirement in Florida that ensures the safety and structural integrity of buildings as they age. The process involves: 

• Notification: When a building reaches 40 years old, the city or county building authority sends a "Notice of Required Inspection" to the property owner. 

• Inspection: The property owner has 90 days to have the building inspected by a professional engineer or architect. The inspection evaluates the building's structural condition and electrical systems. 

• Recertification: The inspection results determine if the building can be recertified for another 10 years or if repairs are needed. If repairs are needed, the owner has 60 days to complete them. 

• Penalties: Failure to comply with the inspection notice or complete required repairs can result in penalties.