Sanacon performs condition assessments to evaluate and analyze the state of existing structures. This process involves systematically inspecting and testing the structure to identify any issues or degradation. The key aspects addressed by Sanacon in a condition assessment are:

• Visual Inspection: Identifying visible damage such as cracks, deformations, or corrosion that may affect structural integrity.
• Material Testing: Testing the materials used, such as concrete and steel, for signs of weakening or degradation using specialized techniques.
• Load-Bearing Capacity Analysis: Determining the remaining load-bearing capacity of the structure by assessing the structural components and their ability to carry the current loads.
• Corrosion and Aging: Investigating the effects of corrosion or material aging, such as the reduction of concrete strength due to carbonation or chloride exposure.
• Environmental Factor Monitoring: Measuring influences such as temperature, humidity, and other environmental conditions that could affect the condition of the structure.
• Movement and Deformation Measurements: Monitoring the movement or deformation of the structure to detect any deviations or signs of structural deterioration at an early stage.

Based on the findings, Sanacon provides detailed reports and offers recommendations for possible repairs, reinforcements, or other necessary measures to ensure the structure's lifespan and safety.