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Old building restoration companies

Building renovation companies modernize, renew, and upgrade existing buildings technically, energetically, and structurally for residential, commercial, and public use. This sector is gaining in importance because existing buildings play a central role in achieving climate goals, maintaining property value, and ensuring contemporary usability. At the same time, the industry is characterized by high investment costs, complex funding and decision-making processes, a shortage of skilled workers, and increasing demands for energy efficiency and planning. Serial renovation, digital planning, and holistic modernization concepts are also gaining relevance. Companies that combine construction expertise, coordination, and cost-effective implementation thus create the foundation for sustainable, value-retaining, and future-proof existing buildings.

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HFC 5T-3
HFC 5T-3

In older structures, such as truss constructions, tensile forces are measured directly on the component to verify static requirements. Precise force measurement supports the assessment of safety and stability and helps to identify critical weaknesses early on.

EOE 150K50L
EOE 150K50L

During the renovation of older buildings, PCB-containing building materials are collected in special containers and weighed before being sealed. This weight check ensures that the maximum permissible weight is not exceeded and supports safe, documented disposal.

440-33N
440-33N

Contaminated building materials such as asbestos, mineral wool, or treated materials are precisely weighed before and after laboratory testing. Accurate weight determination makes even small changes in mass visible and supports a reliable analysis of the samples.

OBN 159
OBN 159

Suspected asbestos insulation is examined microscopically during renovation and refurbishment work to detect potential fiber contamination. This professional analysis supports informed disposal decisions and helps avoid liability and consequential costs.

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