Building Condition
Assessments
Site Inspection of Existing Conditions
Building Condition Assessment Services
A building condition assessment allows building owners and managers the ability to forecast the costs and maintenance of their buildings and begin prioritizing future projects. Strang’s multi-disciplinary team offers a broad understanding of architecture, mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems across a variety of building types.
We have a proven track record of providing accurate, reliable, and comprehensive assessments of buildings ranging from a single-story office building to a multi-story historic property. The resulting database of a BCA will be a resource for future caretakers of the building, informing maintenance and capital renewal schedules as well as identifying growing, repeat, or chronic conditions. We are here to help guide you and your building into the future.
Our comprehensive building condition assessment services include:
- Review existing documentation
- Conduct interviews with building management and maintenance staff
- Inspect and identify physical and functional deficiencies
- Perform walk-through site survey
- Document existing conditions and evidence of material deterioration
- Identify building systems
- Address building and life safety code issues
- Estimate remaining useful life of building components
- Offer recommendations and solutions for deficiencies
- Develop cost estimates and schedules for renewal, replacement, or renovation projects
- Provide comprehensive written reports summarizing findings and recommendations
What is a Building Condition Assessment?
The condition of your building now, directly impacts your facility management planning in terms of annual repairs, utility bills, building comfort, safety, and your future growth planning. A building condition assessment, also known as a facility condition assessment, is a comprehensive inspection, review, and report on your building and property.
This inspection looks at the site, building envelope, structural components, HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and interior building components, and provides an overview on regulatory code compliance. It identifies short and long-term deficiencies and provides recommendations for repairs. This is an invaluable and cost-effective development strategy for your facilities. All buildings age. It is important to understand the way your building is built, early on, in order to provide a proactive approach to the wear and tear of the world.