Parking-Garage Walking-Surface Compliance

local_parking Why garages fail

Parking structures are walking-working surfaces under OSHA, and they age hard: spalling concrete decks, cracked ramps, standing water from clogged drains, low-traction painted surfaces and unguarded perimeter edges and floor openings are all citable §1910.22 and §1910.28 conditions — and they're exactly what deteriorates first in a humid, salt-laden climate.

priority_high The conditions OSHA cites

The surface has to be kept clean, orderly, drained and in good repair, and any edge with a 4-foot-plus drop needs guarding — with no inspection interval that excuses a gap. Garages also feed milestone and county recertification findings, so problems get flagged from multiple directions.

construction How we restore them

La Gala restores garage decks and ramps, fixes the drainage and waterproofing that drive the hazards, and brings perimeter guardrail and openings into compliance — self-performed and documented, so the structure is safe and inspection-ready.

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