Condition Survey
What is actually there, before anything is priced: structure, services, and the alterations nobody documented.
- Structural condition assessment
- Services and alteration tracing
- Scope and risk agreed up front
Structural repairs, concrete restoration, facade and balcony works on buildings already standing, through to full refurbishment.
Renovation carries a risk new build does not: the survey tells you less than the demolition does. Corroded reinforcement, previous alterations, and services running where no drawing shows them all turn up after work starts. We price the known scope and agree how the unknowns get handled before anyone swings a hammer.
Concrete repair is the part clients most often underestimate. Where reinforcement has corroded, patching the surface hides the problem rather than fixing it. The steel has to be exposed, treated, and reinstated with the right cover, or the same spall comes back.
What is actually there, before anything is priced: structure, services, and the alterations nobody documented.
Reinforcement exposed, cleaned, and treated, then reinstated with the correct cover so the spalling does not return.
Strengthening where loads have changed or elements have been cut, coordinated with a structural engineer.
Balcony edges and facades are where water damage shows first, and where it is cheapest to catch early.
Where the building is taken back to shell and rebuilt, with services renewed and finishes replaced throughout.
Our restoration in Baadaran, plus new builds in the Chouf.
Group Four brings more than 20 years of industry experience to every site. Send us the plot location and the drawings you have, and we will tell you how we would run the job.
Our team is based in Baakleen, Chouf, and works with clients across Beirut, Mount Lebanon, and beyond. Reach out for a free consultation — we'd love to hear about your project.
Much of the Chouf housing stock is decades old, with balcony and facade problems that follow a familiar pattern. Having repaired a number of them locally, we usually know what we are looking at before we open it up.