Technical audits

DUE DILIGENCE studies produce a thorough report on the technical condition of property. Such studies help make decisions to alter, restore, or renovate buildings and even alter their functions, allowing investors to identify threats to the success of entire construction projects.

Scope of investigation:

• examination of and report on the status of administrative decisions;
• examination of and report on the status of contracts for the supply of utilities and waste disposal/collection;
• examination of and report on building documentation;
• examination of and engineering report on operational documents (site log);
• examination of and report on other documents;
• visual inspection of and report on the technical condition of building;
• coordination of geotechnical tests: soil drilling and laboratory tests to assess soil and groundwater pollution and soil structure;
• expert assessments of the condition of foundations (with trial pits for below-ground inspection);
• expert assessments of the condition of building structure and the feasibility of altering the functions of building spaces;
• opinions by cultural heritage conservator;
• biological or sanitary laboratory tests;
• measurements of leased area by land surveyor with survey report drawing.