Building Recertification is a mandatory process designed to ensure the safety and structural integrity of existing buildings, particularly those that have reached the age of 40, 50, or 60 years or older. 

This process involves a thorough examination of the building’s structural components, electrical systems, plumbing, and overall safety measures to confirm compliance with current building codes and standards. It aims to identify any deficiencies or issues that may have developed over the years and requires property owners to rectify them to meet the required safety standards.

Building Recertification is essential for the preservation of older structures, safeguarding both residents and the community by ensuring that these buildings remain safe and up to code. It is a vital step in maintaining the structural integrity and safety of the built environment in the area.