Technical Reports & Expert Assessments

Expert assessments and expert reports

We issue technical opinions to provide objective evidence before insurers, owners' associations, companies or courts. Expert evidence in the judicial sphere is governed by the Civil Procedure Act.

Party expert assessmentsan opinion submitted by one of the parties to defend its position.

Judicial expert assessmentsas an expert appointed by the court, normally by drawing of lots from the lists that the professional associations (in our case, the COEIB) send to the courts.

Damage and faultsdesign or execution defects, failures in installations and equipment, incidents of any origin within our field of competence, and assessment of the damage.

Inspections and fault diagnosis

We analyse the condition and operation of existing installations to detect the origin of a problem and propose the technical solution:

Technical inspection of installations (electrical, thermal, refrigeration, fire protection).
Fault diagnosis and analysis of causes.
Condition reports and recommendations for improvement or adaptation to regulations.

What do we do?

1

Visit and inspectiontechnical inspection of the property or installation.

2

Drafting of the reportor opinion with regulatory support.

3

Defence of the opinionin court when necessary.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a party expert assessment and a judicial one?

A party expert assessment is an opinion submitted by one of the parties to defend its position. A judicial expert assessment is issued by an expert appointed by the court, normally by drawing of lots from the lists that the professional associations send to the courts.

What does a fault diagnosis report include?

It includes the inspection of the installation, the analysis of the causes of the fault or pathology and a report with recommendations for repair or adaptation to current regulations.