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How well is your building equipped to meet your business needs this year? Next year? Five years from now? A multi-disciplinary assessment of your building will give you a definitive answer.
A Building Condition Assessment (BCA) is the first step to maintaining the health of your building. A BCA exposes the defects in building a and its system components and helps in deciding the maintenance/renewal activities that have to be carried out.
Here are the four P’s of Building Condition Assessment that tell you what you can gain from a detailed condition assessment:
Prioritizing items for renewal and maintenance based on their current condition is key for any facility. This is where a detailed Building Condition Assessment (BCA) comes into the picture. A BCA evaluates your assets and places the most urgent or critical components at the top of your list, whether that means carpet replacement or HVAC repair. A prioritized list also clarifies which assets are primary to your facility and which are secondary.
“A Building Condition Assessment gives you a much clearer image of the status of every component of your building. It helps you determine where to target investments. You may discover that replacing a whole set of sprinklers isn’t even required, and millions of dollars could be saved.” – Ashar Khan, Director of Building Sciences at Nadine International Inc.
The Key Takeaways
Call us at (905) 602-1850 or send an email to our Director of Building Sciences, Ashar Khan, at ak@nadineintl.com.
The Region of Peel’s priority is to provide safe and healthy environments to residents, employees, and visitors while providing reliable and continuous operations and service delivery.
How well is your building equipped to meet your business needs this year? Next year? Five years from now? A multi-disciplinary assessment of your building will give you a definitive
When it comes to Facility Condition Assessments, every Facility Manager has specific requirements and expectations that need to be accounted for. Whether the scope focuses on a limited inspection or
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