Annual Site Safety Reviews
A scheduled return visit each year to find and price new hazards before they become someone's fall.
The problem
Concrete keeps moving after the repairs are done. Trees keep growing, soil keeps settling, and a property that was hazard-free in March can have new raised edges by the following spring.
When it applies
- You have already had trip hazards repaired and want to keep the property that way.
- Your board wants a predictable line item for walkway maintenance instead of surprise repairs.
- The property has mature trees, slopes, or a history of movement.
- You want a documented record showing the property is inspected on a schedule.
How we do it
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We come back on a schedule
Once a year, or on the interval you choose, a CHS surveyor re-walks the property.
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New hazards are documented and priced
Anything that has developed since the last visit is measured, photographed, and listed in a short proposal.
- 3
You approve only what is needed
Many years the list is short. You decide what to repair and when.
An annual review turns trip hazard repair from a one-time project into routine maintenance. The first survey and repair get a property to a clean baseline. The annual review keeps it there.
For boards and managers, the value is predictability: a known visit, a short list, and a documented record that the walkways are being looked at.
Ready to make your walkways safer?
Tell us about the property and the walkways that concern you. We'll schedule a free site survey, document every hazard, and send a proposal you can take straight to your board or owner.
Or call 714-292-6150