Classification of the Degree of Damage to an Object CC1–CC3: What These Letters Mean for Your Building During the war, many Ukrainians heard the terms “consequence class CC1, CC2, CC3” for the first time. But what do they mean? And most importantly, how do they affect your ability to restore …
Assessment of the Technical Condition of a Building After Shelling: How to Understand if Your House Can Be Saved When your house has been damaged by shelling, a multitude of questions arise. Is it safe to enter? Can the damage be repaired? How much will it cost? Is it even …
Structural Inspection After Hostilities: How to Determine if It Is Safe to Stay in Your Home The war has brought destruction to our homes that we had never known before. Blast waves, shrapnel, fires — all of this leaves traces on building structures. But the most dangerous thing is that …
How to Accept an Apartment from a Developer: A Step-by-Step Action Plan for the Future Owner The procedure of accepting an apartment from a developer is not just receiving keys and signing papers. It is a complex legal and technical process that requires a systematic approach and attention to detail. …
Professional Apartment Acceptance: Why Self-Inspection Costs More Than You Think Many buyers believe they can assess an apartment’s quality on their own. They think, what is complicated about it — looking at the walls, floor, windows… However, practice proves otherwise: most serious defects are hidden and invisible without special equipment …
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