Such research work can be organized jointly or separately from each other. In any case, upon completion of the inspections, the customer will have everything necessary for the installation of a reliable, durable and resistant to any external influences facility.
Geological studies
Engineering-geological studies are carried out to study the characteristics of the soil in a specific area. This information makes it possible to understand whether the land plot is suitable for a particular structure, as well as to take measures that increase the stability of the facility.
Also, engineering-geological surveys for construction make it possible:
to prevent the most likely emergency situations;
to find minerals on the territory;
to obtain permission for the installation of the structure;
to locate a place for a well or borehole, etc.
Hydrometeorological works
Such inspections involve analysis of water and climatic regimes. The collected information serves as a basis for choosing roofing and facade materials, building insulation, waterproofing, drainage system design, window and balcony layout, etc.
Thanks to timely hydrometeorological studies, it is possible to improve the operational parameters of the facility, as well as to erect a structure that is as reliable and resistant to external influences as possible.
Ecology of the area
Engineering-ecological surveys for construction are carried out to study: radiation background; electromagnetic noise; atmospheric pollution; state of flora and fauna, etc.
Ecologists analyze current indicators, as well as possible changes that will result from technogenic processes on the site. The information they collect will help develop a set of environmental protection measures, so that the developer will not have problems with owners of adjacent land plots and regulatory authorities.
Geodesy of the site
Properly performed geodesy of the site for construction will help solve the following tasks: draw up a quality project and coordinate it with architectural authorities; control the quality of installation; obtain a logging ticket and landscape the area; calculate the required amount of building materials; draw up plans and maps of large areas; lay engineering networks (including underground utilities), etc.
As a result, a set of engineering studies is a necessity that no owner can do without. At the same time, such inspections make it possible not only to solve all bureaucratic issues, but also to improve the characteristics of the building under construction.
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