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Building Condition Assessments

A professional evaluation of a building’s overall condition to identify deficiencies, safety concerns, and maintenance or repair needs

Our Assessment Process

Systematic review of a property’s structure, systems, and components to evaluate condition, performance, and potential issues, supporting informed planning and decision-making

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Scope, Objectives & Doc Review

Discuss objectives, define project parameters & review documents

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On-Site Visual Inspection

Systematic non-invasive inspection of structure and systems

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Deficiency, Risk & Service Life

Note visible defects/deficiencies, safety concerns, code-related issues

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Reporting

Clear report of findings, photos, recommendations & priorities

Teamwork on Report

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Benefits of a Building Condition Assessment

Building Condition Assessments (BCAs) provide a comprehensive understanding of a building’s physical condition, performance, and long-term maintenance needs. They help identify existing deficiencies, safety concerns, and potential future repairs, allowing owners and stakeholders to plan proactively, manage risk, and make informed financial decisions. BCAs are often used to support capital planning, due diligence, budgeting, and asset management, and can be tailored in scope depending on the age, size, and use of the building.

Who Needs an Assessment?

Organizations that commonly require Building Condition Assessments include property owners and investors, condominium corporations, commercial and industrial property managers, municipalities, school boards, healthcare providers, non-profit and social housing organizations, financial institutions, and real estate developers. BCAs are especially valuable during property acquisitions, refinancing, long-term maintenance planning, or when managing aging or complex building portfolios.

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