
CPTED Certification & Employee Training for Florida Condominiums, Townhomes & Apartments
Flat-Rate Pricing. Full Compliance. Real Insurance Savings.
Is your Florida multifamily community compliant with the new CPTED law? Under Florida Statute 768.0706 and HB 837, all condominium associations, townhome communities, and apartment complexes must complete a Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) inspection and ensure ongoing employee training to maintain compliance by January 1, 2025. Required every 3 years.
Stone Building Solutions offers a flat-rate CPTED compliance package that includes everything your association needs—no hidden fees, no confusion.
What’s Included in Our Flat-Rate CPTED Package
CPTED Inspection & Certification
- Daytime and Nightime Inspections
- Parking Lot Illumination Inspection
- Official certification documents for insurers
Employee CPTED Training
- Employee training for state-required CPTED standards.
- Delivered virtually.
Remediation Plan (if needed)
- Plans drawn by licensed structural & electrical engineers
- Full Project Management—we handle the headache
Don’t Wait—Avoid Higher Premiums
CPTED inspections are now legally required every 3 years.
Certified associations are already seeing liability insurance discounts up to 15%.
Non-certified communities risk policy non-renewal and increased premiums.
How It Works
Let’s Talk — No Pressure, Just a Plan
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Take a free CPTED test
Take a free CPTED test
8 questions, 2 minutes to see if your community will pass the certification
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Frequently Asked Questions
CPTED stands for Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design. It’s a nationally recognized approach that reduces crime and increases safety by improving how buildings, lighting, access points, landscaping, and surveillance are designed and maintained. In Florida, CPTED inspections are now required for multifamily residential communities to comply with Florida Statute 768.0706 and HB 837. These inspections also help reduce liability risks and insurance premiums.