Owning a property is an investment, and it’s important to maintain that asset in the best possible condition. A building may look perfect at first glance but could be hiding multiple underlying defects. Endeavour Engineering offers building assessments and are able to develop solutions for any potential problems found during our assessments.
Let’s discuss building assessments in detail so you can make an informed decision about whether your property needs one.
What is a Building Assessment?
What Is Assessed During a Building Condition Assessment?
Expert engineers inspect the following when conducting a building assessment:
- The building’s structural elements (e.g. walls, floors, windows, roof etc);
- All exterior surfaces of the property;
- Evidence of cracking, corrosion, and spalling;
- The sturdiness of balustrades on balconies;
- Waterproofing of the property;
- Building items not completed in conduct with Australian Building Standards and the NCC
When Would You Need a Building Assessment
Endeavour Engineering is licenced and experienced to perform a thorough building assessment for property owners throughout New South Wales; here is when you may require one:
Prior to Commencing Building Repairs
If you are investing in building repairs, we recommend proceeding with a building assessment first. A thorough investigation will reveal your property’s condition and any defects in detail, so you’ll be sure all minor and major flaws are reported.
In the Pre-Purchasing Process
Engaging Endeavour Engineering to perform a Building Assessment before you finalise the purchase of a property is a smart move. It’ll enable you to justify the investment, and if you find previously undisclosed flaws, you may be able to negotiate the price with the seller.
Building Renovation
Before committing to a building renovation, ensure your plans won’t be derailed by costly repairs down the line. Performing a Building Assessment can help identify potential problems before they become more serious and impact any renovations you undertake.
Property Handover Inspections
To ensure a successful move-in and maximal long-term satisfaction with your new building, we recommend obtaining a property handover inspection through a detailed Building Assessment. Get ahead of any potential issues that may arise by addressing them now so you can stay put without relocating down the line due to any unforeseen flaws.
Forecasting Maintenance Expenses
You can only benefit from your property for a long time if you maintain it properly. Periodically opting for a building assessment can let you forecast maintenance and repair expenses so that you can arrange for funds in a timely manner. Not proactively understanding your property’s condition can expose you to financial emergencies if damages exacerbate and reveal themselves in the form of accidents.
Our Process
- Please send us an email ([email protected]) outlining your concerns with your property and if you have noticed any defects.
- Endeavour Engineering will then reply to your email with a fee proposal for the Building Assessment.
- Once the fee proposal is approved, our engineering experts will inspect the property.
- Finally, our team will send you a building assessment report according to our findings at the inspection of the property.
Building Assessment Reports
Our Building Assessment Reports provide comprehensive assessments of any building’s internal and external condition constructed by our highly qualified experts. Our reports not only detail the existing defects and deficiencies but also deliver sound financial estimates on necessary repairs.
Why Choose Endeavour Engineering For Your Building Assessment?
Engineering Experts
At Endeavour Engineering, our team consists of highly trained and experienced experts who know this field inside out.Professionalism & Integrity
We hold our work ethics, integrity, and values in high regard. You’ll see us dealing with our tasks professionally and in a dignified manner.Client-Centric Approach
Our clients matter the most to us, and we do not consider our work done unless their requirements have been met.Attention to Every Detail
Our engineers are comprehensive in their work and consider all details.Contact Us Today to Find Out More About Building Assessments
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a property condition assessment involve for residential and commercial buildings?
A property condition assessment involves a comprehensive condition report that evaluates the current condition of both commercial and residential buildings. It includes checks for structural integrity, building fabric, asbestos presence, and compliance with the BCA, ensuring thorough asset management and building maintenance.
How can a condition report aid in strategic building management and renovation?
A condition report is crucial in strategic building management, providing an accurate overview of the property’s current state. It helps identify areas needing urgent repair or renovation, allowing you to allocate resources and prioritise tasks effectively for both commercial and residential properties.
What are the benefits of a property condition assessment for asset management?
A property condition assessment is integral to effective asset management. It offers a detailed condition audit that helps in forecasting property maintenance needs, prioritising repairs, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations, including asbestos management and electrical safety.
Why should I ask for a building condition report before renovating my property?
Before you start to renovate, it’s essential to ask for a building condition report. This report provides insights into the building’s overall health, identifying any hidden issues like asbestos or structural weaknesses, ensuring you can measure and plan renovations more effectively.
How does Endeavour Engineering's condition assessment benefit building owners?
Endeavour Engineering’s condition assessment program offers a comprehensive property condition report, crucial for building owners. It provides a detailed analysis of the condition of the building, enabling owners to make informed decisions about property maintenance, renovations, and compliance with building standards.