Structural Condition Assessments
Before you repair, renovate, or walk away from a structure, you need an accurate read on its actual condition. We inspect, document, and report what we find in plain terms.
- You receive
- Condition report with photos and prioritized recommendations
- Timeline
- Scoped around building size and access
- Typical clients
- Owners, managers, co-ops and condos, buyers
When to call us
- You see cracking, spalling, sagging, or water damage and need to know how serious it is
- You're buying, refinancing, or renovating an older building
- Your co-op or condo board wants a documented condition baseline
- A facade inspection (Local Law 11 / FISP) found conditions that need follow-up
What's included
- Visual and physical condition surveys of structural elements
- Documentation of distress, deterioration, and non-conforming conditions
- Photographic and written condition reports
- Prioritized recommendations for repair or further investigation
- Support for Local Law 11 / FISP facade programs
- Coordination with owners, managers, and design teams on next steps
Scoped to your project. We scope against your actual site before quoting, and we'll tell you early if another discipline should go first, such as a geotechnical report before final structural design.
How the work runs
Site walkthrough
We walk the building with you and note access, history, and areas of concern.
Condition documentation
Measurements, photos, and notes on every element we inspect.
Analysis and priorities
Findings sorted by urgency: safety first, then durability, then maintenance.
Written report
A plain-language report with photos and a clear list of next steps.
Common questions
Site time depends on building size and access. A small building is often a single visit. We give you dates for the visit and the report when we scope the work.
We support FISP compliance with condition surveys, documentation, and repair recommendations. Tell us where your building is in its five-year cycle and we'll confirm the right scope.
We tell you on the spot, not in the report two weeks later, and explain what needs to happen right away.
Often paired with
Ready to scope Structural Condition Assessments for your project?
Tell us what you're working on. You'll hear back within one business day from the engineer who'd do the work.