Miami-Dade County Building Recertification
40-Year & 50-Year Structural and Electrical Recertification
Miami-Dade County requires buildings that reach 40 years of age—and every 10 years thereafter—to undergo mandatory structural and electrical recertification. This program helps ensure buildings remain safe for occupants by identifying structural deterioration and electrical deficiencies before they become major safety concerns.
The purpose of the inspection is to review the safety of a building through an assessment of its structural and electrical components and general overall condition. These inspections identify hazardous or potentially unsafe conditions in the building to satisfy regulatory and safety standards, playing a critical role in safeguarding the structural integrity of the property.
O&S Associates provides comprehensive building recertification services, helping property owners, condominium associations, commercial building owners, and facility managers navigate the entire compliance process from inspection through certification.
Why Building Recertification Matters
The Building Recertification Program is designed to verify that aging buildings continue to meet minimum life-safety standards.
Failure to comply may result in:
County violations
Costly penalties
Mandatory repairs
Increased liability
Potential occupancy restrictions
Early planning allows building owners to budget for repairs and avoid emergency corrective work.
Our Recertification Process
Initial Consultation
We review your property, building age, and recertification requirements.
Site Inspection
Our licensed engineers perform detailed structural and electrical inspections.
Engineering Evaluation
Inspection findings are analyzed to determine compliance.
Engineering Report
Required reports are prepared for submission to Miami-Dade County.
Final Certification
After repairs are completed, final documentation is prepared for County approval.
