If you need a full compliance assessment, ADA plan review, or ADA consulting ADA Access Consultants is happy to help.
ADA & CASp Inspections and Reporting
A Certified access specialist (CASp) is a California licensed inspector that deals in inspections of commerical properties for ADA Access through the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and California Building Code (CBC). A Certified Access Specialist is crucial for those who are either facing an ADA related lawsuit or want to ensure their property is accessible for all potential clients. ADA Access Consultants has a team of experienced Certified Access Specialists that will help you with all your ADA & (CASp) related needs. This can include CASp property inspections,
Oftentimes, a Certified Access Specialist is essential for a business because of non-compliance accessibility lawsuits. Getting a Certified Access Specialist is usually necessary in an ADA lawsuit, so we can help you be proactive in your property access while saving you on legal fees. California’s laws grant legal benefits to property owners who go through with a CASp inspection, such as reduced statutory damages and the ability to fix violations within a grace period.
A CASp inspection will show you how your property can comply with ADA and California accessibility standards which can protect you from lawsuits and expensive fees & penalties. By finding ADA compliance issues early, you will save on expenses and at the same time create a welcoming and accessible environment for all customers. Also, a Certified Access Specialist report demonstrates your commitment to accessibility, which helps with your credibility and trust with clients.
The cost of a Certified Access Specialist or CASp inspection varies a lot depending on the specific services you require and the complexity of your property or project. Here is a breakdown of what goes into our pricing considerations:
If you need a full compliance assessment, ADA plan review, or ADA consulting ADA Access Consultants is happy to help.
We understand the cost of a CASp inspection can range drastically, but we believe it’s a worthwhile investment that protects you from lawsuits, reduces statutory/monetaryy damages, and allows your property to be accessible and inclusive. The peace of mind you get and legal benefits you are afforded often outweigh the upfront expense.
To get an accurate quote from a Certified Access Specialist, discuss your needs with a us and request a detailed proposal for your project, company, or property.
With every ADA inspection, you will receive a Certified Access Specialist (CASp) report from us. Inside this report will outline all the present ADA violations at your property that we found. This includes photos, different sections, and the related building code for the ADA violations. An important part of the inspection is making sure you understand the report.
Luckily, there are not just photos and ADA violations in the report. The report from the Certified Access Specialist includes the necessary solutions to fix the violation. This include plans, diagrams, drawings, and ADA related code. The code (California Building Code & Americans with Disabilities Act) acts as instructions for your contractors that will allow them to fix everything correctly to the proper standards.
Another important step after receiving your report is creating an action plan. This may include a plan to call contractors, collect quotes, and correspond with any legal representation you may have. We have found that clients who take a proactive approach when scheduling ADA repairs have a much higher success rate than those who don’t when it comes to working towards accessibility and preventing future lawsuits
A Certified Access Specialist (CASp) is a professional licensed by the State of California to inspect properties for ADA compliance using the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the California Building Code. They are trained to identify accessibility issues and provide help to property owners so that they can comply with the law.
You should hire a Certified Access Specialist when you are facing an ADA related lawsuit, or you want to be proactive in preventing legal issues while providing equal access to your property.
A Certified Access Specialist provides many services including on-site property inspections, plan review services, expert testimony & consulting. If you are in need of any of these services do not hesitate to reach out!
The cost of a Certified Access Specialist varies mostly on the scope of the work, such as if you need plan review, a physical inspection, or other general consulting services. Costs greatly depend on the property size and complexity also.
Look no further than ADA Access Consultants for a professional and experienced CASp. Our team has decades of CASp inspection experience and want to share with you the best services we can provide to help you on your ADA accessibility journey.
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