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Not all foundation cracks are equally serious. Discover their causes, the signs to watch out for, and possible solutions following an engineer's diagnosis.

Since the entry into force of the regulation on divided co-ownership, syndicates must have a contingency fund study and a maintenance log produced. Here is what you need to know.

A structural inspection makes it possible to evaluate the condition of the foundations, beams, columns, load-bearing walls, and floors. Here are the situations where the opinion of an engineer becomes essential.

After the discovery of a structural hidden defect, the engineer can document the flaws, analyze their cause, and produce a technical report to inform the case file.

Adding a floor increases the loads on the existing structure and foundations. A feasibility study makes it possible to check the building's capacity and the reinforcements to be planned.

When a foundation settles, piers can transfer loads to more stable soil. Discover the diagnosis, plan design, and steps of stabilization.

Creating an open concept may require the removal of a load-bearing wall. Before demolition, it is necessary to check the loads and design the beam, columns, and supports.