Facility Condition Assessment

Buildings and their systems get older day by day and need assessment, maintenance, and renewal. Building repair/renewal funds are always short of supply, and this is where a Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) helps in optimizing your funding and take facility-related actions based on accurate priorities, keeping the buildings in a good state of repair.

We start Facility Condition Assessment with a detailed inspection of the condition of the facility/facilities by highly professional individuals. We always make sure to assign our best people to perform the assessment; highly professional individuals including architects, engineers, and skilled technicians. The assessment is typically done by a walk-through inspection to collect the requisite data in terms of the building’s design, construction methods, equipment, and the existing systems. At the end of the FCA, you get a complete picture of your building condition, which helps you make decisions on whether to maintain, repair, or replace the defective assets. It also helps you with the most-accurate data and reports for prioritizing your buildings across the portfolio for maintenance, repair, or renewal.

We perform FCA on government/public, commercial, as well as private facilities.

Straight-away benefits to your organizations

Know your Facility Condition Index (FCI)

Leverage our FCI, an industry-standard metric to benchmark your facilities and examine the impact of investing in facility improvements.

Plan for upcoming expenditures

Get accurate data to gauge how well your facilities are fitted to meet the needs of your organization. Use this…

Prioritize the items for maintenance/renewal

Place maintenance/renewal items in priority order with critical items at the top of the list.

Reduce the overtime costs

Carry out preventive maintenance by identifying the exact health status of all your assets.

Pursue net-zero target

Get the required inputs to make energy-efficient changes, and achieve net-zero targets by gradually reducing carbon footprint in your facility.