Emerald Towers West
Exterior restoration, Continuing Engineering Services, roof replacement, Contract Administration.

Milestone structural inspections under Section 553.899, Florida Statutes, for condominium and cooperative buildings. Ours are led by a licensed professional engineer who is also a Florida Special Inspector (license 63628, on the state's published list), and the findings come back in language a board can act on.
A licensed engineer examines the building's structural systems: load-bearing walls, primary structural members, connections, and the conditions around them. If there is no sign of substantial structural deterioration, the inspection ends here and the report says so.
If Phase 1 finds substantial structural deterioration, Phase 2 follows: targeted testing and analysis scoped to what Phase 1 found.
The sealed report for the building official, and a plain-language walkthrough for your board: what was found, what is structural versus maintenance, what we recommend and in what order, and what it means for reserves.
Milestone findings feed directly into your Structural Integrity Reserve Study and, when repairs are needed, into restoration documents and Contract Administration. The same team carries each of those steps.
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Exterior restoration, Continuing Engineering Services, roof replacement, Contract Administration.
Exterior restoration across three twelve-story towers and ten townhomes, condition survey through closeout.
Multi-building coastal condominium exterior restoration.
Exterior building-envelope condition survey and repair documents.
Associations listed in the firm's Summer 2026 brochure, as printed there. 59 entries.
Brochure Summer 2026, page 5, Completed Milestone Inspections, Structural Integrity Reserve Studies, & Reserve Studies
A milestone inspection is a structural inspection of a condominium or cooperative building under Section 553.899, Florida Statutes. Phase 1 is a visual examination by a licensed engineer or architect. If substantial structural deterioration is found, Phase 2 testing and analysis follows.
At O'Connell & Associates, milestone inspections are led by a licensed professional engineer who also holds Florida Special Inspector status.
The engineer documents them, separates substantial structural deterioration from maintenance items, and recommends the repair work and its sequence. We deliver the report to the association and submit it to the building official.
Building departments, official milestone pages, and local rules for the counties we work in: see our guides for Walton County, Okaloosa County, and Bay County.
Tell us the building's age and address, and any notice you have received. We will scope the inspection.