We inspect engineering systems and plant areas before acquisition or final acceptance of the property.
We determine actual condition, remaining service potential, constraints and assemblies that should not be retained without changes.
We prepare a technical picture independent of the seller, contractor or equipment supplier.
Scope of work
- Water supply, drainage, heating, ventilation, air conditioning and cooling systems.
- Power supply for engineering equipment, controls, supervisory systems and leak protection.
- Plant rooms, pumping areas, boiler rooms, ventilation rooms, pools and SPA areas.
- Signs of leakage, condensation, corrosion, overheating, noise, vibration and maintenance problems.
- Access to key valves, filters, switchboards, inspection points and service zones.
- Comparison of actual installation with available documentation and operating logic.
- Photo records and instrumental diagnostics within the agreed scope.
- Priorities for remediation and input data for design, renovation or commercial negotiations.
What the client receives
The client can distinguish urgent technical problems from systems that can remain in service.
Findings can support refurbishment budgeting and property-price negotiations.
Cosmetic comments are separated from critical engineering risks.
Conclusions are structured for the owner, designer and contractor to use.
Technical audit and due diligence of premium property
We assess engineering systems before acquisition, refurbishment, acceptance or major renovation so the client understands the real technical risks and the likely scope of future investment.