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Construction and appraisal office

Construction and appraisal offices provide technical assessments, documentation, and independent evaluations for building projects, existing properties, and damage claims. This sector is currently characterized by increasing demands for renovation, energy efficiency, and reliable documentation of existing buildings. At the same time, digital documentation, structured damage analysis, and expert support for complex modernization and valuation processes are gaining in importance. For service providers, this makes technical expertise, legally sound assessments, and clear, transparent communication key success factors. The sector therefore remains crucial for early risk identification, ensuring construction quality, and enabling well-informed decisions in planning, renovation, and property maintenance.

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FL 100
FL 100

A force measuring device is used to test the closing forces of large doors and gates during the reversing function. This measurement supports safety assessments, helps reduce risks, and serves as traceable documentation for inspections.

TO 100-0.01EE
TO 100-0.01EE

When checking the condition of industrial chimneys, both invasive and non-invasive tests are used in addition to visual ones. A non-invasive test method uses an ultrasonic material thickness gauge, which checks the material thickness quickly and precisely. This adherence to the regular inspection protects against possible claims for recourse in the event of damage.

DBS 60-3
DBS 60-3

In the event of moisture damage to buildings, the building expert takes a sample of the plaster to precisely measure the moisture. Using a moisture meter, relevant results are obtained immediately, which can be documented and used as evidence in expert opinions.

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