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Existing Building Facade: Conduct a thorough visual inspection of the building facade to identify any visible signs of deterioration, such as cracks, stains, or discoloration. Assess the condition of the facade materials, including bricks, concrete, stone, or cladding, to identify any signs of degradation, such as spalling, efflorescence, or corrosion. Look for any structural issues, such as bulging or leaning walls, which may indicate underlying problems with the building's stability.

Check the integrity of windows, doors, and frames to ensure proper sealing, operation, and protection against weather elements. Evaluate the overall aesthetic appeal and cleanliness of the facade, considering the impact on the building's image and property value.

Waterproofing: Inspect the building for water infiltration or signs of moisture damage, such as dampness, mold growth, or peeling paint. Identify potential sources of water intrusion, such as roof leaks, cracks in the foundation, or poorly sealed windows and doors. Assess the effectiveness of existing waterproofing systems, including membranes, sealants, and drainage systems, to determine their condition and functionality. Check for proper slope and drainage on horizontal surfaces, such as roofs, balconies, or terraces, to prevent water pooling and potential leaks. Evaluate the condition of gutters, downspouts, and drainage pipes to ensure proper water management and prevent water from seeping into the building.

General Building Defects: Identify and document any structural defects, such as uneven floors, sagging ceilings, or visible cracks in walls, which may require further investigation by a structural engineer. Inspect electrical and plumbing systems for any malfunctioning components, outdated wiring, leaking pipes, or inadequate water pressure. Evaluate the condition of interior finishes, including flooring, walls, and ceilings, for signs of damage, deterioration, or poor workmanship. Check the functionality of mechanical systems, such as heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC), to ensure proper operation and maintenance. Assess the overall safety and compliance of the building with applicable building codes and regulations, including fire safety measures, accessibility features, and emergency exits. Remember, a comprehensive assessment by qualified professionals is essential for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate remedial actions. 

Our team of qualified professionals ensures a thorough evaluation to identify the most appropriate remedial actions for your specific needs.