// ACCESSIBILITY REPORT / FLORIDA
Florida accessibility reports, with a live licensed architect on every one
For hotels, retail properties and public-facing commercial spaces that need a clear accessibility record. We assess the scoped areas in the context of Florida accessibility requirements and the ADA, then pair source-linked findings with prioritised actions and proposed corrected visuals. Scope, fee and dates are confirmed in writing before work begins.
REQUEST A SCOPE// BEFORE / AFTER
Review the space—and how people reach it.
The existing rooftop pair illustrates how a same-space corrected proposal can guide discussion of a guest-facing amenity. For a Florida property, that discussion also considers the route to the space, vertical access and supporting facilities. A finished-looking terrace cannot demonstrate that those requirements have been met.
ROOFTOP / AFTER / PROPOSED CORRECTED VISUAL
Not a verified Florida case or compliant build. AFTER shows an illustrative proposal, not proof of Florida code or ADA compliance. Measurements and an on-site assessment are required to evaluate routes, clearances, changes in level and amenity access.
// THE ARCHITECT
Florida requirements alongside the ADA.
Florida’s accessibility code works alongside the federal ADA standards and adds requirements, including provisions for vertical access, parking and accessible restroom layouts. The review follows parking and arrival routes through entrances and public spaces to the services and restrooms people need to use.
A licensed architect reviews the findings and proposed corrections with you. The scope considers building use, existing conditions, alterations and the local authority having jurisdiction. This is a Florida accessibility engagement, not a California CASp inspection or certificate.
State context: Florida Building Commission · Accessibility training material (PDF)
// WHAT YOU RECEIVE
A record for planning accessibility corrections.
- A Florida accessibility report identifying the site, assessed areas and inspection date
- A NUVARIS 192 Accessibility Condition Record with numbered findings tied to source imagery and site measurements
- Prioritised actions and proposed corrected visuals for the scoped conditions
- A live licensed architect walkthrough of the findings, correction approach and next steps
First we confirm your property use, public-facing areas and planned alterations, and review available plans and photos. An on-site assessment supplies the measurements needed to evaluate the conditions. We then organise the findings and proposed corrections into the report and walk through priorities with you live. The written scope confirms delivery dates and any follow-on design or permitting work.
// WHO THIS IS FOR
For Florida commercial property decisions.
- Hotel owners and operators reviewing guest-facing spaces
- Retail owners and tenants planning an improvement
- Commercial property managers reviewing public-facing common spaces
- Multi-location operators and transaction teams in Florida
Coverage can include hotel arrival and guest-facing amenities, retail entrances and service areas, and commercial or public-facing common spaces. This report addresses accessibility; it is not a milestone inspection or structural recertification.
// SCOPE AND FEE
Confirmed in writing before work begins.
Scope, fee and dates are confirmed in writing for each site. The report is a condition record to guide remediation, not a legal certification or guarantee of compliance. Proposed visuals do not replace measured assessment, required approvals or verification of completed work.
REQUEST A SCOPE// NEXT STEP
Request a scope for your Florida property
Send the property address, building use, available plans and photos, and your deadline. Tell us about planned alterations and the areas open to guests or the public so we can confirm coverage, deliverables, fee and dates in writing.