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Structural audit

Structural Audit Service

A structural audit is a detailed assessment of a building’s health and stability. At Constrocare, our qualified engineers conduct thorough inspections using Non-Destructive Tests (NDT) as per BMC by-laws no. 77 and prescribed formats. We identify structural defects, seepage sources, and deterioration to ensure safety, durability, and compliance with municipal requirements.

Based on audit findings, we prepare a comprehensive report with repair recommendations, cost estimates, and a Bill of Quantities (BOQ). Our expert analysis helps clients plan effective maintenance, repair, or redevelopment strategies while extending the structure’s lifespan and ensuring safety for all occupants.

Detailed inspection of structural stability and safety
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) for accurate assessment
Identification of cracks, leakages, and corrosion
Compliance with BMC by-laws and Proforma
Cost estimation and Bill of Quantities (BOQ)
Final structural stability and certification report

Thorough Structural Evaluation

Our expert engineers perform comprehensive structural evaluations using advanced Non-Destructive Tests to detect defects, assess strength, and ensure long-term safety and stability of your building.

Structural audit
Structural Audi Service

Frequently Asked Question

Get clear answers to common questions about structural audits, including inspection procedures, NDT tests, safety evaluations, cost estimation, and certification — helping you understand your building’s condition and maintenance requirements better.

A structural audit is a technical evaluation of a building’s strength, stability, and safety. It identifies structural defects, deterioration, and potential risks to ensure the structure remains durable, safe, and compliant with BMC regulations.
Structural audits help detect hidden damages, cracks, and corrosion early. Regular audits ensure building safety, extend lifespan, and are mandatory under BMC by-laws for timely repair, rehabilitation, or redevelopment of aging residential and commercial structures.
According to BMC regulations, buildings older than 30 years must undergo a structural audit every 5 years. Regular audits prevent structural failures, ensuring long-term safety, compliance, and value preservation of the property.