Technical assessment in buildings

Buildings are complex and capital-intensive, and defects, ageing, change of use, new materials or complex installations can create uncertainty about condition, performance or documentation. This applies across design, construction and operation, where even minor deviations can affect quality, service life and usability. Typical issues include hidden defects, moisture, mould, poor indoor climate, noise from installations, impact sound, high energy consumption, and damage to concrete, roofing or steel.

Build with confidence in long-term performance

It is essential that the building performs as intended – structurally, financially and environmentally. Independent expertise in building investigations, fault identification, non-destructive testing, and technical documentation provides the basis for verifying quality, identifying hidden defects and supporting compliance with relevant standards.

Technical installations and energy systems

Building systems – from plumbing and ventilation to cooling, electrical installations and fire safety – play a key role in comfort, safety and energy performance. Complex systems and regulatory requirements, such as BR18, require reliable operation and compliance. Independent, multidisciplinary expertise helps identify faults, assess performance and support stable operation.

Indoor climate and hazardous substances

Hazardous substances in buildings can impact health, disrupt operations and lead to costly remediation. Whether dealing with asbestos, mould, PCB or wood-destroying fungi, building investigations and chemical analysis provide a documented basis for decisions and safe handling.

Inspection of concrete and building structures

Concrete and steel structures are exposed to load, weather and time, making early identification of hidden damage essential for durability. Assessment supports identification of deterioration and provides a basis for maintaining quality in elements such as balconies, façades and load-bearing structures.