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Residential Condo Restoration in Boynton Beach by Anthony Pennacchi & Sons
Boynton Beach, Florida

Residential Condo Restoration in Boynton Beach

Boynton Beach condos have two failure environments: Intracoastal buildings (e.g., Sterling Village) face chloride-driven concrete corrosion, spalling, and.

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By Anthony Pennacchi & Sons Team·Reviewed by Paul Pennacchi, Owner · 4th Generation·Last updated: April 2026

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  • Free on-site assessment plus written fixed-price proposal. No surprises.
  • Most residential restoration projects finish in days, not weeks.
  • Backed by written workmanship warranty. Call (561) 475-0775.
01Boynton Beach Condo Restoration

What Is Residential Condo Restoration in Boynton Beach?

Boynton Beach condos have two failure environments: Intracoastal buildings (e.g., Sterling Village) face chloride-driven concrete corrosion, spalling, and deck failure (like the Seagate of Gulfstream crisis). Inland buildings (e.g., Leisureville) experience UV, rain, and humidity damage to coatings and caulking. Ordinance 22-025 requires a 25-year inspection for both environments.

01

Concrete spall and delamination repair

Structural and cosmetic restoration of spalled and delaminated concrete on balcony soffits, facade columns, external walkways, and pool deck surrounds -the primary failure scope at Boynton Beach's Intracoastal condo buildings where chloride-driven rebar corrosion has been acting on concrete assemblies since the 1960s and 1970s.

02

Balcony and walkway deck waterproofing

Pedestrian-traffic-grade fluid-applied membrane on occupied horizontal surfaces above units and common areas, closing the infiltration pathway at the structural slab level on Boynton Beach's multi-storey Intracoastal and inland condo buildings alike.

03

Facade stucco repair and elastomeric recoating

Crack repair, delamination repair, and two-coat protective coating renewal -on Intracoastal buildings specified for salt-air chloride resistance, on inland buildings specified for UV elongation and rainfall resistance.

04

Window and door surround caulking and sealing

Full-perimeter joint sealing at all penetrations using manufacturer-specified sealants, closing the primary water infiltration entry point at the building envelope that Boynton Beach's post-Surfside inspection enforcement now requires to be documented and remediated.

05

Common-area surface and railing penetration sealing

Sealing of railing post bases, expansion joints, pool deck surrounds, and common-area surfaces to prevent water reaching the structural assembly on Boynton Beach's occupied multi-storey condo buildings.

02Why Act Now

Why Act Now: The Case for Boynton Beach HOA Boards and Condo Associations

Boynton Beach's own Ordinance 22-025 -enacted before SB 4-D and more stringent than the state baseline for inland buildings -applies a 25-year inspection threshold to every qualifying condo building in the city across all three enforcement zones. Buildings with certificates of occupancy on or before July 1, 1997 were required to file Phase 1 results by December 31, 2024. The ordinance does not distinguish between barrier island buildings and inland communities west of Federal Highway -every Boynton Beach board is on the same compliance clock. For the full Phase 1 and Phase 2 process and what deficiency remediation timelines look like in practice, the Florida Condo 40-Year Recertification Guide covers the statutory framework.

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The Seagate of Gulfstream's documented experience is the clearest case study in Boynton Beach of what reactive restoration produces. The 1973 concrete block building's major concrete restoration programme generated reported assessments of \$22,000 or more per unit, prompted dozens of owners to file a lawsuit, and was covered by CBS12 as a direct consequence of accumulated deferred maintenance meeting a statutory compliance deadline. Multiple MLS listings now market "concrete restoration (2025)" as a completed selling point -confirming both that the work was necessary and that it is now a resolved chapter for buyers who want to avoid it. For Boynton Beach's HOA boards at other 1960s and 1970s Intracoastal buildings, the Seagate case documents what the alternative to proactive restoration costs.

02

Florida's SIRS reserve study requirement under HB 913 requires condo associations of three habitable stories or more that were unit-owner-controlled on or before July 1, 2022 to have their SIRS completed by December 31, 2025. Budgets adopted after December 31, 2024 may not waive or reduce reserves for SIRS components. For Boynton Beach boards at Sterling Village, Snug Harbor Gardens, and the inland communities, the SIRS funding obligation runs alongside the Ordinance 22-025 inspection clock.

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Restoring the building's actual failure sources -chloride-penetrated concrete at Intracoastal buildings, failed deck membranes, degraded coating films at inland buildings -rather than only the visible surface deterioration, is what prevents the restoration scope from recurring on the same accelerated timeline.

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Every programme is delivered in phased scopes that keep Boynton Beach's occupied condo buildings operational -Intracoastal views, community pool access, and unit balcony use maintained throughout.

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Every scope is backed by a written workmanship warranty with full documentation formatted for Ordinance 22-025 compliance, the Phase 2 milestone inspection file, engineer-of-record coordination where required, and SIRS records.

Seeing any of these signs at your Boynton Beach home?

Free on-site assessment. Fixed-price written proposal.

Call (561) 475-0775

Our 6-Step Process

From First Call To Final Walkthrough

Every project follows the same disciplined sequence. No improvising, no shortcuts.

01
Day 1

Free On-Site Assessment

We come to your property, examine every affected surface in person, and test for delamination and depth of deterioration before any contract is discussed.

02
Within 1 week

Written Scope And Fixed-Price Proposal

We document exactly what the restoration involves and provide a fixed-price written proposal. No open-ended estimates, no surprises.

03
Day 1 of work

Surface Preparation

Failed material is removed to sound concrete using methods appropriate to the surface and degree of deterioration. The most common reason patches fail in South Florida is shortcuts here.

04
Days 2 to 3

Repair And Restoration

Repair mortars, injection resins, overlays, or stucco resurfacing are applied in the correct sequence. On Mizner-era properties, Jahn mortars under our certified protocols.

05
Final day

Protective Treatment

The appropriate sealer or coating is applied once repairs have cured. This step closes the surface against future chloride infiltration. It is not optional in South Florida's environment.

06
Walkthrough

Final Walkthrough

We walk every restored surface with the homeowner before we leave. If anything does not meet the standard we set at the start, we address it before the project closes.

The Honest Answer

Restoration Vs Replacement

Some contractors push replacement because it generates a larger contract. We do not. Here is the head-to-head.

Recommended

Restoration

What we recommend in the majority of cases we assess in Boynton Beach.

Typical cost
Fraction of replacement
Disruption
Minimal; access restored quickly
Time to complete
Days in most cases
Structural outcome
Sound and protected when done right
Best for
Spalling, cracking, moderate deterioration
Environmental impact
Low; existing material retained
Last resort

Replacement

When the substrate is gone or the structure is past saving.

Typical cost
Full demolition and pour
Disruption
Significant; full removal and cure
Time to complete
Weeks from demo to usable surface
Structural outcome
New surface; same exposure conditions
Best for
Complete failure or unsuitable substrate
Environmental impact
High; demolition waste and full new pour

We give you a straight answer after the assessment, not after looking at the size of the contract.

Why Choose Us

Six Reasons Boynton Beach Homeowners Pick Pennacchi

The credentials, the people, the standard. Why Pennacchi, in six.

01
4 Generations · 1947

4th-Generation Craftsmanship

Our family has been doing this work since before most of South Florida's residential stock was built. Pattern recognition no short-tenure contractor can replicate.

02
Palm Beach

Local Office, Not A Franchise

324 Royal Palm Way, Palm Beach, within close reach of every neighbourhood. We are not a franchise dispatching from a distant region.

03
Certified

Jahn Applicator Certification

For Mizner-era and historically sensitive residential properties, our certification allows material-compatible repair mortars that preserve character rather than compromise it.

04
No pressure

Honest Assessments, Every Time

We assess concrete on its actual condition, not on what generates the largest contract. If restoration is the right answer, we say so. If it is not, we say that instead.

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3,000+

Projects Across Four States

Residential, commercial, historic, and industrial restoration across Florida, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania. Breadth of experience that shows up in every assessment.

06
CGC1538576

Licensed And Insured In Florida

Our Florida contractor licence covers every project we take on. Working with an unlicensed contractor on structural concrete repairs is a risk no homeowner should take.

Our reputation is the only thing we will never restore if we damage it.

Frequently Asked

Boynton Beach Condo Restoration FAQ

The questions Boynton Beach homeowners ask most. Tap any to expand.

Boynton Beach enacted Ordinance 22-025 before Florida's SB 4-D took effect, and it is more stringent than the state baseline in one critical respect: the 25-year inspection threshold applies to all qualifying buildings citywide, regardless of coastal proximity. Florida's state law defaults to 30 years for inland buildings more than 3 miles from the coast. Boynton Beach's ordinance applies the 25-year threshold to every qualifying condo building of three stories or more -including Zone 3 communities west of Federal Highway such as Leisureville, High Point West, and Hunters Run. The city enforced this through three zones, with Zone 1 (barrier island, east of Federal Highway, south of Ocean Avenue) prioritised first. Buildings with certificates of occupancy on or before July 1, 1997 were required to file Phase 1 results by December 31, 2024, and every qualifying building faces 10-year recertification after the initial inspection.

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Get Your Free Assessment In Boynton Beach

If your home is showing signs of condo deterioration, the right time to have it assessed is before the damage reaches the reinforcing steel. Free, no-obligation on-site assessments throughout Boynton Beach and Palm Beach County.

Anthony Pennacchi & Sons · 324 Royal Palm Way, Palm Beach, FL · FL License CGC1538576