Reports, valuations and appraisals
Investigate, Analyze, and Ensure Installations
When buying and selling premises, industrial warehouses, buildings, or others, it is most common for them to have existing technical installations that may not comply with current regulations. Therefore, the intervention of a technical engineer is necessary to verify the state of the existing installation projects. In any technical anomaly in the field of architecture or engineering, reports, appraisals and expert opinions are necessary.
It is a detailed report which determines whether the technical, economic or functional conditions are in accordance with the applicable regulations. Technical reports on works or installations are carried out for any legal proceedings.
The team of ICA-GRUPO has a long history and experience in the sector and can provide guarantees in all types of status reports, valuations and appraisals that may be required.
Our professional specialists will ensure the verification of existing installations by providing them:
- An analysis of the current state of the facilities.
- The necessary technical reports with the opinion of the state.
- A proposal with the necessary corrective measures to ensure the good state of the facilities and their proper functioning within the law.
We offer the following types of status reports:
- Status reports on low voltage installations.
- Alarm and security systems.
- Industrial refrigeration status reports.
- Heating and air-conditioning installations.
- Fire-fighting systems.
- Thermal, solar and photovoltaic installations.
- Of fuel gas installations.
- Plumbing and sanitation.
- Judicial rulings.
- Etc.
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Questions and Answers
A technical report on the state of installations is a document that assesses the current state of the technical installations of a building, premises or industrial building. This report verifies whether the installations comply with current regulations and proposes corrective measures if anomalies are detected.
It is important to carry out technical reports before buying and selling a property to ensure that the existing installations comply with legal and technical regulations. This avoids future legal problems and unexpected costs for necessary repairs or upgrades.
A facilities valuation report includes a detailed assessment of the current state of the facilities, compliance with current regulations, a technical and economic analysis, and recommendations for any necessary improvements or corrections. This report is essential for making informed decisions on the purchase, sale or renovation of a property.
An expert appraisal is a technical report by a specialised expert who assesses and determines the causes and responsibilities for damage or defects in a work or installation. It is necessary in cases of legal disputes, insurance claims or disputes between parties about the condition of an installation.
Technical reports may be required for a wide variety of installations, including low voltage installations, alarm and security systems, industrial refrigeration, heating and air conditioning, fire protection systems, solar and photovoltaic installations, combustible gas installations, and plumbing and drainage systems.
To perform a facility condition report, a specialised engineer or technician inspects the facility, collects technical data, analyses compliance with regulations and writes a detailed report with his conclusions and recommendations. This process ensures that any problems are identified and corrected.
Hiring an engineering consultancy offers benefits such as technical expertise, up-to-date knowledge of regulations, detailed and professional analysis, and the ability to provide effective solutions for any anomalies detected. This ensures the quality and safety of the facilities assessed.
A court report is a technical report prepared by an expert that is presented as evidence in a court case. This report assesses the condition of the installations and determines the causes and responsibilities for any defects or damage, providing a technical basis for the resolution of legal disputes.
The time required for a technical condition report varies depending on the complexity and size of the installations to be assessed. Generally, it can take from a few days to several weeks. An engineering consultancy can provide a detailed schedule based on the specific needs of the project.
Regulatory compliance is ensured by means of a detailed assessment of the installations by specialised engineers and technicians, who verify that all installations comply with the legal and technical regulations in force. The recommendations in the report include measures to correct any non-compliance.
A condition report of an industrial refrigeration installation should include an assessment of the refrigeration system, analysis of energy performance, verification of compliance with safety and environmental regulations, and recommendations for improvements or corrections. This report ensures that the installation operates efficiently and safely.
An economic valuation of technical installations considers factors such as the current state of the installations, the necessary repair or upgrade costs, compliance with regulations, and the value added by the proposed improvements. This provides an accurate assessment of the economic value of the facilities.
Inspections for a technical report are carried out through site visits by specialised engineers and technicians, who review the installations, take measurements, collect data and verify compliance with regulations. They then analyse the information collected and write a detailed report with their conclusions and recommendations.