When this service is needed
A court-appointed construction and technical expert examination is needed in disputes requiring detailed answers to the court's questions about defects in construction, renovation, layout alterations, structures or building services. It is most often appointed in claims against a contractor, developer, property management organisation or owner of neighbouring premises.
In practice, these cases require more than identifying defects: they must be linked to the subject of the dispute — work quantities, quality of execution, causes of damage, actual rectification cost and compliance of the completed work with contracts and design solutions.
Questions commonly addressed
- Which construction defects are present at the property, and where are they located?
- Does the completed work comply with the contract, cost estimate, design and usual quality requirements?
- What are the likely causes of the identified defects, and can they be attributed to breaches of work methods?
- What is the cost of remedying defects or carrying out reinstatement repairs?
Practical situations
- a dispute about poor apartment renovation after handover
- disagreements about the causes of cracks, leaks, flooding or structural deformation
What you receive
The result is a structured position on the subject of the investigation: a description of the property's condition, document analysis, answers to the court's questions and a logically connected set of conclusions. This document helps the party and the court rely on a clear technical picture of the dispute.
Photographs are used as thematic illustrations and do not relate to a specific client's case.