Professional Building Structure
Audit & Calculation Services

Ensure your building's safety and avoid repair cost overruns with accurate and independent structural load-bearing evaluation and calculation.

Structural Audit

What Is a Building Structural Audit?

A structural audit is a comprehensive inspection process of a building's condition to determine its safety level, functional feasibility, and the structure's ability to withstand loads according to applicable standards.

Through a systematic technical evaluation process, our engineering team can identify damage, material quality degradation, and provide the necessary repair or reinforcement recommendations.

What Is a Building Structural Audit?
Why Is a Structural Audit Necessary?

An Investment for the Safety
and Lifespan of Your Building

A structural audit is not only for regulatory compliance, but also to protect assets, business operations, and occupant safety.

Maintaining Safety

Preventing potential structural failures that could endanger building occupants.

Understanding Actual Condition

Understanding the structure's health based on data and field test results.

Early Damage Detection

Identifying critical areas before they develop into major issues.

Regulatory Compliance

Meeting technical and administrative requirements such as SLF and other legal needs.

Testing Methods

Types of Testing We Perform

A combination of field inspection, material testing, and engineering analysis to produce accurate and accountable structural evaluation.

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Visual Inspection

Mapping structural elements to detect cracks, deformation, and indications of foundation settlement before further testing.

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Material Testing

Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) such as Hammer Test, UPV, and Core Drill to obtain actual concrete compressive strength data.

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Analysis & Calculation

Computing the building's load-bearing capacity using structural analysis software to evaluate actual loads.

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Standard Evaluation

Comparing analysis results with applicable safety standards, building regulations, and feasibility requirements.

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Advantages

Advantages of Our Structural Audit Service

We provide structural audit services with the following advantages:

High Accuracy and Credibility

Equipped with advanced testing equipment (NDT) and the latest analysis methods, we provide accurate audit results as a strong basis for renovation decision-making.

Certified Engineering Team

Supported by an internationally certified team of engineers and technicians in the NDT field.

Latest Equipment

Using the most up-to-date testing equipment, regularly calibrated.

Reporting & Support

Providing interactive digital reports and ongoing technical consultation support.

Comprehensive (End-to-End) Solutions

We don't just find problems — we provide follow-up consultation and implementation strategies for the necessary retrofitting.

Structural Audit Technology

Modern Technology We Use

We combine field inspection technology, non-destructive testing, and digital analysis to produce accurate technical data and recommendations.

Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity (UPV)
Advanced Technology

Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity (UPV)

Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity (UPV) technology works by emitting ultrasonic waves through concrete elements. Advanced sensors measure the wave propagation speed from one point to another. This method is highly effective for detecting internal cracks, voids, and areas of material quality degradation not visible on the surface. The process is fast, highly accurate, and completely non-invasive, providing a complete picture of concrete health without leaving a trace.

Void detection
Non-destructive testing
Fast and accurate results
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
Advanced Technology

Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)

Advanced scanning technology capable of visualizing what lies behind the surface of concrete, walls, and floors. This tool emits high-frequency radar waves and analyzes their reflections to create a real-time subsurface image map. With GPR, we can accurately map the location and depth of steel reinforcement, identify the presence of utility pipes, detect air voids or delamination, and find other hidden anomalies.

Rebar position detection
No demolition required
Subsurface visualization
Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Advanced Technology

Building Information Modeling (BIM)

Digitizing building structures into 3D models to assist with analysis, simulation, and data-driven decision-making. Through this BIM model, building managers can visualize anomaly locations, understand potential impacts, and plan predictive maintenance schedules more efficiently.

3D visualization
Integrated analysis
Digital documentation
Thermal Imaging & Infrared Thermography
Advanced Technology

Thermal Imaging & Infrared Thermography

Detecting temperature differences to identify areas potentially experiencing damage, leaks, or structural anomalies. Surface temperature differences can indicate hidden moisture, water leaks, delamination in exterior layers, or insulation system failure. Thermal imaging inspection is fast, non-contact, and provides clear visual data for further analysis.

Fast inspection
Leak detection
No direct contact
Structural Audit Results

What Will You Receive?

Every audit we perform produces technical recommendations that can be directly used as a basis for decision-making regarding repair, reinforcement, or building development.

Accurate Technical Recommendations

Reports based on field data and structural analysis for more precise repair decisions.

Reducing Structural Failure Risk

Potential damage can be identified early before becoming a major issue.

Meeting Regulatory Requirements

Supporting SLF, PBG, and other technical document needs.

Maintenance Cost Efficiency

Avoiding significant expenses due to undetected damage.

Frequently Asked Questions About Structural Audits

Questions frequently asked by our clients.

What's the difference between a regular inspection and an audit + structural calculation?

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Visual inspection only looks at surface damage. Structural calculation incorporates field data into computational modeling to mathematically determine the building's actual remaining load capacity.

When is a building required to undergo a structural audit?

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When there are indications of structural damage (cracks in beams/columns, foundation settlement), a change of building function (increased operational load), plans to add floors, or post-disaster inspection.

Is it true that structural calculation can reduce repair costs?

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Absolutely true. With accurate calculations, repairs are focused only on elements proven to be weakened. This prevents overkill recommendations such as demolishing areas that are actually still safe.

What documents will I receive at the end of the project?

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You will receive a Technical Evaluation Report, Repair Method Recommendations, and a detailed RAB/BoQ ready to be used as a bidding guide for repair contractors.

How long does a structural audit take?

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With current technology, field surveys for a 10-15 story building can generally be completed within 3-5 working days. A comprehensive digital-based report will be available within 7-10 working days after the survey is complete, much faster than conventional methods which take weeks.

Will the testing disrupt building operations?

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Not at all. All our testing methods are non-invasive, quiet, and clean. We can coordinate to perform work outside operating hours or at the least disruptive time to ensure the smooth running of activities within your building.

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