Technical assessments • A1 and A2

A1/A2 technical assessments for buildings and structural alterations

Our core service is technical assessment for mechanical resistance and stability. The A1 and A2 fields cover concrete, reinforced concrete, masonry, timber, steel and composite structural systems.

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Technical assessments • A1 and A2 fields
  • A1 technical assessments
  • A2 technical assessments
  • Buildings and structural alterations

Technical construction services

Our services

A1/A2 technical assessment is the core activity. Property inspection and site supervision remain complementary services, depending on the project and contractual scope.

Core service

A1/A2 technical assessments

The assessment addresses the fundamental requirement of mechanical resistance and stability. The applicable field is determined by the structural system, the issue being assessed and the purpose of the document.

A1

Concrete, reinforced concrete, masonry and timber

Civil, industrial, agricultural, energy, mining, telecommunications and utility-network structures.

A2

Steel, timber and composite materials

Civil, industrial, agricultural, energy, mining, telecommunications and utility-network structures.

Typical work and situations

  • cracks, settlement, deterioration and damage
  • wall openings, removals and layout alterations
  • extensions, additional storeys and changes of use
  • strengthening, rehabilitation and structural alterations
  • proposed, ongoing or completed work
  • technical documentation for permits, where applicable

The applicable field is confirmed after reviewing the structure, documents and purpose. Requirements outside A1/A2 may require specialists certified in other fields.

Assessment details

Why choose us

Assessments for existing buildings and alterations

A technical assessment may address condition, cracks, deterioration, openings, removals, extensions, additional storeys, strengthening, changes of use or completed work within the applicable A1/A2 field.

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How it works

How the assessment is carried out

Initial information is used to establish the applicable A1/A2 field, required documents, investigations and booking conditions.

  1. 01

    Describe the work

    Send the location, building type, purpose, work stage, photographs and available documents.

  2. 02

    Confirm the field

    We identify the applicable A1/A2 field, required information, investigations and quotation conditions.

  3. 03

    Inspect and analyse

    The on-site inspection and technical analysis are completed for the contracted purpose.

  4. 04

    Receive the document

    You receive the report or document stated in the quotation, with conclusions, recommendations and limitations.

Indicative pricing

Indicative assessment fees

The final quotation depends on the structural system, complexity, purpose, available documentation, investigations and travel.

Indicative prices do not constitute a quotation. Scope and cost are confirmed in writing before booking.

  • Apartment or premises below 150 m²from RON 3,500
  • House or building below 300 m²from RON 5,000
  • Complex or larger structureafter review

FAQ

Important questions before booking

Do you provide both A1 and A2 assessments?

Each enquiry is reviewed against the A1 or A2 field applicable to the structural system and the agreed purpose. The field is confirmed after the information and documents have been reviewed.

Which structural materials are covered?

A1 covers concrete, reinforced concrete, masonry and timber, while A2 covers steel, timber and other composite materials, within the applicable field of certification.

Can completed structural work be assessed?

Yes, subject to the purpose, available documents and conditions on site. The necessary checks and investigations are defined before engagement.

First step

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We will reply as soon as possible and explain what further information is required.