

Accessibility requirements can affect building entrances, interior circulation, tenant spaces, restrooms, elevators, service counters, common areas, parking, signage, and other building features.
Requirements can arise under multiple regulatory frameworks depending on the property and project.
BC360 coordinates accessibility reviews and corrective-action programs for existing buildings and construction projects.
Potential review areas may include:
Accessibility issues can affect permit approvals, inspections, tenant improvements, redevelopment projects, and building operations.
Correcting a single entrance may also involve architectural, structural, door, hardware, electrical, and site-work coordination.
BC360 organizes these requirements into a manageable scope.
Our accessibility compliance services may include:
Accessibility problems rarely belong to one trade. BC360 coordinates the people, design decisions, construction, inspections, and closeout requirements involved in achieving the required result.
Yes. Places of public accommodation carry an ongoing obligation to remove barriers where doing so is readily achievable, regardless of when the building was constructed. Age reduces what is expected; it does not remove the obligation.
Often, yes. Work in a primary function area can require an accessible path of travel to that area, including restrooms and entrances, up to a proportional cost limit. This is a common source of unexpected scope late in a project.
Entrances and paths of travel: a single step at a doorway, hardware that requires tight grasping, or a route obstructed by later fit-out work. These are usually inexpensive to correct and disproportionately likely to be the subject of a complaint.
Yes. BC360 assesses the conditions raised, coordinates the professionals needed to design and permit the corrective work, and documents what was done and when. Legal strategy stays with your counsel; the compliance execution sits with us.

Start with a BC360 portfolio review. We'll establish each property's compliance position and identify what needs attention.