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Audit of the building condition and
developing efficient, reliable and cost beneficial methods and
solutions for current and future repairs; are mandatory procedures
to keep a building in adequate condition, which allow the building
owners to plan their budget. |

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* Before purchasing or leasing a commercial property
* For periodical maintenance planing
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Multiplex residential apartment buildings |
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Retirement homes and nursing homes |
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Office buildings |
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Industrial properties |
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Hotels and motels |
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Retail plazas |
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Gas stations |
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Churches and schools |
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Warehouses |
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Manufacturing plants |
The Property Condition Assessment (called also Building Condition Audit
and Facility Condition Audit) is conducted by a licensed Structural Professional Engineer (P.Eng.)
who specializes in this type of work, and includes evaluation of the
property condition in accordance with the scope of work described in
ASTM E-2018-01 Standard and
with the National Research Council Canada (NRCC) 36913
publication - Protocols for Building Condition Assessment.
The Assessment:
The assessment scope includes
the following items:
The Report:
The report includes the
following sections:
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Photograph documentation |
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Assessment of the property condition, its
systems and components, interior and exterior |
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Suggested remedies of physical deficiencies |
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Probable cost to remedy physical deficiencies
(optional) |
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