Buildings

Certificate of structural condition in the Canary Islands

A crack can be a paint problem or the symptom of something serious. The certificate of structural condition documents how the property's structure is (columns, beams, slabs, walls and visible foundations), what damage it shows and how far it goes, so you can decide with technical information rather than hunches.

Inspection of the structural condition of a building

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When you need this service

  • You are going to buy an old property and want to know the condition of its structure.
  • Cracks, fissures, deformations or spalling have appeared and you don't know if they are serious.
  • You are planning a renovation affecting structural elements and need to know the starting point.
  • An administration, insurer or owners' association requires a report on the building's condition.
  • After an incident, you need the structural damage technically documented.

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What problem it solves

Uncertainty about a structure paralyses decisions: purchases that don't close, renovations that don't dare to start, arguments about how serious a crack is. The certificate replaces it with a documented technical inspection that distinguishes the cosmetic from the structural and sets out the reasonable next steps.

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What's included

  • Visit and visual inspection of the accessible structural elements.
  • Description of the property's structural system.
  • Photographic record and location of the observed damage: fissures, cracks, deformations, damp or corrosion.
  • Technical assessment of the extent of the damage and the overall situation.
  • Recommendations: actions, monitoring or, where appropriate, testing or a detailed structural study.

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What we need to assess your case

  • Access to all areas of the property, including roof, basement or common areas where applicable.
  • Documentation of the building, if it exists: project, plans, previous reports.
  • Indication of the reason for the assignment, to focus the inspection.

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What you will receive

  • Technical certificate with the observed structural condition and the documented damage.
  • Assessment of the extent of the damage and recommendations for action.
  • Photographic and graphic annex of the inspection.

Want to know how much it would cost in your case?

The price depends on the characteristics of the plot and the work required. Send us the cadastral reference or the location and we can make an initial assessment.

See what the price of surveying a plot depends on

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Frequently asked questions

Let's talk about your case

Do you have a problem with a plot or property?

Tell us about your case and we'll review what technical work it needs. No obligation, with a quote upfront.