Parking Structure & Industry Insights

Continue reading our parking garage maintenance training guide to learn how you can remain compliant.

Continue reading our blog for an analysis of design-build vs design-bid-build pros and cons.

Continue reading to see how our parking garage seasonal maintenance checklist can save you time and money as well as extend the service life of your garage.

Revisit de Sitter’s "Law of Fives," which outlines four phases in the lifecycle of concrete structures, and provides practical examples of how this theory applies to parking structures.

Dive deep into the importance of periodic inspection of structures to enhance public safety and reduce future costs through service life optimization. 

From concrete columns to joint sealants, our parking garage inspection checklist will help you cover all the bases before your next assessment.

Continue reading our blog to discover the benefits of different types of parking garage materials and what StructureCare uses to ensure your parking structure remains healthy and strong.

Continue reading this guide to discover the benefits of different parking structure construction types.

New York City’s Local Law 126 of 2021 amends Article 323 of Chapter 3 of Title 28 of the New York City Administrative Code, and Section 103-13 to Subchapter C of the Rules of the City of New York. Both mandate assessment and reporting requirements that every parking structure owner in New York City needs to follow to stay compliant. 

Continue reading to learn about the benefits of regular assessments and how the multiple types of parking garage inspections StructureCare offers to help maintain the health of your structure.

As of August 29, 2018, Section 1203.3(j) of the New York Codes, Rules and Regulations (NYCRR) mandates assessment and reporting requirements that every parking garage owner in New York State needs to follow to stay compliant. 

On ongoing regulation, Section 27-17.B of the Syracuse, New York Code of Ordinances, mandates assessment and reporting requirements that every parking garage owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

An ongoing regulation, Section 18-21.g.4 of the Kansas City, Missouri Code of Ordinances, mandates inspection and reporting requirements that every parking structure owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

As of December 14, 2021, Section 307-22.2 of the Buffalo, New York Code of Ordinances, mandates assessment and reporting requirements that every parking structure owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

An ongoing regulation, Chapter 108 of the Minneapolis, Minnesota Code of Ordinances, mandates annual inspection and reporting requirements that every parking ramp owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

An ongoing regulation, Subdivision XI of Chapter 8 of the St. Louis Park, Minnesota City Code, mandates annual inspection and reporting requirements that every parking garage owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

An ongoing regulation, Article XIII of the Edina, Minnesota Code of Ordinances, mandates annual inspection and reporting requirements that every parking ramp owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

An ongoing regulation, Chapter 417 of the Saint Paul, Minnesota Code of Ordinances, mandates annual inspection and reporting requirements that every parking garage owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

An ongoing regulation, Section 100-15.G.2 of Chapter 100, Article III of the Code of the City of Hackensack, New Jersey, has introduced mandatory inspection and reporting requirements that every parking garage owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

An ongoing regulation, the Duluth, MN Parking Structure Annual Report & Review Program, mandates annual inspection and reporting requirements that every parking garage owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

As of November 7, 2022, a new amendment to Section 1375.07.c of the city of Beachwood, Ohio code of ordinances, has introduced mandatory inspection and reporting requirements that every parking garage owner needs to follow to stay compliant.

Even though today’s parking structures are designed to last 75 years or more, many components of a structure have a shorter service life. They will need to be replaced or substantially rehabilitated multiple times during the life span of the structure.

A new regulation, Section 3143.04 of the city of Cleveland, Ohio code of ordinances, has introduced mandatory inspection and reporting requirements that every parking garage owner needs to follow to stay compliant. 

As part of our winter maintenance training program, which we offer to clients throughout the Northeast and Midwest, we provide guidance on best practices to mitigate deterioration to
your structure