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In-depth inspections to identify potential problems and determine the physical condition of the building.
Forecasts of the longevity of the building and its systems, providing sound recommendations for maintenance and improvement.

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What does the technical inspection report include?

For the technical inspection process to run smoothly and efficiently, it is essential to prepare the necessary information and understand the main stages of preparation.

01.

Mechanical strength, stability and safety of use (including protection against falling, collision, burns, electric shock and explosion risks) are assessed.

02.

Assesses the fire resistance of building structures, as well as the technical condition and operability of engineering systems important for fire safety.

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Assessment of signs of unauthorized construction

Identifies possible signs of arbitrary construction and their impact on the building's load-bearing structures.

04.

Provides recommendations for necessary repairs or reinforcement measures.

04.

Identifies risks that could affect the stability and safety of structures.

04.

Assess the extent of damage and wear and tear to plan any further necessary work.

Why is a technical inspection of buildings necessary?

Technical inspection of buildings is essential to ensure the safety of buildings, prevent potential risks and detect damage or deterioration in a timely manner. Regular inspections help maintain the value of the property, comply with regulatory requirements and plan maintenance or renovation works.

Additional information on when a building inspection should be performed

Detailed technical inspection:

Thorough inspection of buildings and structures using the most advanced technologies and methods.
Evaluating foundations, roofs, walls, and other important structures to uncover any hidden problems.


Identification of structural weaknesses:

Identification of potential risks that could affect the stability and safety of structures.
Assessing the degree of damage and wear and tear to plan the necessary work.


In-depth reviews:

Preparing comprehensive and easy-to-understand reports that include details about identified problems.
Illustrative materials and data analysis to highlight the need for specific improvements.

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