Technical reports are necessary in various situations, such as: property buying and selling, identifying structural problems, building regularization, damage assessment after accidents, insurance renewal, and for legal proceedings involving construction issues.

The validity of a technical report varies according to its purpose. Generally, building inspection reports are valid for 1 to 3 years. For property valuation reports, the validity is usually 180 days. For precautionary inspections, the report is valid for the moment of inspection, serving as a record of the situation found at that time.

The preparation time varies according to the complexity of the case and the type of report. Simple reports can be delivered in 5 to 7 business days, while more complex reports that require laboratory analyses or in-depth studies may take 15 to 30 days. During the initial consultation, we provide a detailed timeline for your specific case.

Generally, the following are required: property documents (deed, property tax), architectural plans (if available), history of previous maintenance or renovations, and specific documentation related to the problem being analyzed. Our team will provide a personalized list after initial contact.

Our reports stand out for their in-depth technical analysis, detailed photographic documentation, use of advanced diagnostic technologies, clear and accessible language (even in technical documents), and post-delivery support to clarify doubts. Additionally, all our reports are prepared by specialized professionals registered with the appropriate councils.