Florida's condo milestone requirements are regulations established to ensure the safety and structural integrity of condominium buildings. These requirements mandate periodic inspections of condominium buildings, particularly focusing on older structures. The inspections are designed to identify any critical maintenance or repair needs and to prevent potential building failures.

The milestone inspection process typically involves two phases:

1. Phase 1 Inspection: A visual examination of the building's common areas, structural components, and systems by a licensed engineer or architect to detect any signs of significant structural deterioration.

2. Phase 2 Inspection: If the Phase 1 inspection reveals issues, a more detailed examination is conducted, which may involve testing and analysis to assess the extent of the problems and recommend necessary repairs.

These inspections are crucial for maintaining the safety and habitability of condominium buildings, ensuring that any structural issues are promptly addressed. Compliance with these requirements is essential for condo associations to protect the well-being of residents and maintain property values.