Los Angeles soft-story retrofit planning · Check the order, jurisdiction and full scope
Independent Los Angeles retrofit planning guide

Request a Soft-Story Project Review

Provide the building facts once. The details may be used to assess service-area fit and facilitate an introduction to a different company. In Los Angeles County, California, verify the current record and compare at least 2 written quotes.

Before you submit

Please have the complete property address, incorporated city, notice or order, current status, unit and story count, approximate construction year and any current plans or quotes.

Useful photographs show every open ground-floor wall line, parking layout, columns, stairs, utilities, meters and site access. Do not upload tenant identity documents, financial account details or other unnecessary sensitive details.

Independent-company disclosure

LA Soft Story Retrofits is not the contractor, engineer, city or grant program. Any company introduced through this form is a different business responsible for its own site review, licenses, insurance, availability, quote, contract and work. Verify all credentials before contracting.

What happens next?

The submission is checked for location, project type and basic completeness. If a potentially suitable company is available, your details may be shared for direct follow-up. No response time or project acceptance is promised.

Frequently asked questions

Should I submit before I have the notice?

You can, but include that the notice is missing. The first useful step will be to confirm the current city record.

Can this form provide an engineering answer?

No. A qualified professional must evaluate and design for the building.

What should I avoid uploading?

Do not send tenant identity records, banking details, passwords or unrelated confidential documents.

Include only the project facts needed for an initial review. A different company must confirm all for the property answers.

Request Project Review
Independent provider notice: This is an independent planning and referral website, not a contractor, engineering firm, government office or grant administrator. Any business introduced through the site is separate and controls its own assessment, credentials, availability, price, contract and work.