Structural Assessments – Cell: 0615348453

Structural Assessment

Our Structural Assessment service provides a thorough evaluation of a building or structure to determine its safety, stability, and overall condition. Whether for new developments, existing buildings, or structures showing signs of distress, our assessments give clear insights and professional recommendations to guide safe and cost-effective decisions.

Why Structural Assessments Are Essential
Safety Verification – Identify potential risks, structural weaknesses, or deterioration before they pose hazards.
Regulatory Compliance – Ensure that buildings and structures meet local codes and legal requirements.
Property Value Protection – Provide accurate reports often required for property sales, insurance, or financing.
Cost Savings – Detect and address issues early, reducing expensive repairs or rebuilds in the future.
Our Assessment Process Includes
On-site inspection by a qualified structural engineer
Review of existing drawings, reports, and design documents
Analysis of load paths, foundations, materials, and structural performance
Identification of visible defects such as cracks, settlement, corrosion, or deformation
Use of modern tools and techniques (where necessary) for non-destructive testing and analysis
Detailed reporting with practical repair, reinforcement, or rehabilitation recommendations.

Typical Applications
Residential, commercial, and industrial buildings
Bridges and civil infrastructure
Alterations, renovations, or additions to existing structures
Buildings affected by fire, flooding, or other damage
Heritage and older structures requiring compliance and safety checks
Deliverables
A detailed structural assessment report
Clear recommendations for repair, strengthening, or further investigations
Guidance for future maintenance and risk mitigation

With our Structural Assessments, clients receive reliable, professional evaluations that safeguard their investments and ensure the safety of occupants. We help you make informed decisions about your structure’s present condition and future performance.