What is included in a concrete assessment report?

A Concrete Assessments report includes GPR scan results, AI-analyzed defect mapping, structural risk classification, photographic documentation, and a legally defensible findings summary. Reports are delivered digitally within 3–5 business days.

How accurate is GPR concrete scanning?

Our GPR + AI analysis achieves 99.4% accuracy in subsurface defect detection, validated across 500+ assessments. Traditional visual inspection alone misses approximately 60% of subsurface failures.

Who needs an independent concrete assessment?

Property managers, HOAs, municipalities, commercial real estate investors, insurance adjusters, and legal teams use independent assessments for pre-purchase due diligence, litigation support, and infrastructure risk documentation.

What is the difference between a concrete inspection and concrete repair?

A concrete assessment is an independent diagnostic process — we identify what failed and why, producing a documented report. Repair is a separate execution step. We do not perform repairs, ensuring our assessments remain unbiased and legally defensible.

How much does a concrete assessment cost?

Remote assessments start at $149. On-site GPR assessments for commercial or HOA properties start at $299. Advanced GPR+AI analysis is $499. Drone and thermal imaging packages start at $799. All assessments include a written report.

Who We Serve

Concrete Assessments for Facilities Directors

Facilities teams need a practical concrete condition record for uptime, safety, maintenance planning, and capital repair decisions.

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Decision support

Concrete documentation before expensive commitments.

Concrete Assessments helps teams understand condition, risk, previous documentation, and repair-path options before approving work, defending a decision, or carrying unmanaged liability.

Loading docks

Loading docks, equipment pads, production floors, service lanes, walkways, entries, utility rooms, and perimeter slabs.

Organizes defects by urgency

Organizes defects by urgency, operational impact, risk exposure, repair path, and monitoring need.

Helps prevent reactive repair tickets from replacing long-te

Helps prevent reactive repair tickets from replacing long-term asset planning.

Named outputs

Deliverables that make the next decision clearer.

Condition Record

Photo-supported documentation of visible defects, zones, access exposure, and known history.

Risk Priority Map

Practical ranking of urgency, safety exposure, recurrence risk, and budget priority.

Repair Path Matrix

Comparison of repair, replacement, monitoring, testing, and engineering-review options.

FAQ

Common questions.

What does this assessment include?

Photo documentation, condition mapping, defect classification, prior report consolidation, risk ranking, and repair-path options may be included.

Can existing reports and quotes be included?

Yes. Existing reports, quotes, photos, maintenance records, claims notes, and prior tests can be consolidated into the decision record.