Inspections also support long-term planning. Instead of waiting for visible deterioration or complaints from occupants, property owners can use inspection findings to prioritize maintenance, budget for repairs, and extend the useful life of the building.
What a thorough inspection covers
A complete building envelope inspection should look at the major areas where failures commonly occur. That typically includes the roof, exterior walls, windows, doors, and foundation. Inspectors check for visible damage, movement, deterioration, and signs of water infiltration.
Key items often evaluated include:
- Roof condition, including leaks, surface wear, and damaged components.
- Wall integrity, such as cracking, staining, and exterior deterioration.
- Window and door performance, including air leakage, water intrusion, and operational issues.
- Foundation stability, including cracking, seepage, and signs of soil-related movement.
The right inspection can reveal both existing concerns and early warning signs that are not yet obvious to occupants or maintenance staff.
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Every deficiency noted is analyzed to determine the root cause and severity. Most often this analysis is conducted during the inspection and later documented. Severity levels for deficiencies are classified as follows:
- Unsafe condition
- Requires repair/stabilization
- Ordinary maintenance
Our state-of-the-art techniques provide a very thorough condition assessment. The time to know the true extent of any deficiencies is now, not after the restoration contractor has started work – which would lead to change orders and damaged reputations. Contact us today!
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