How to check Inspect of Construction Quality?

 

So you have zeroed on that fancy flats in electronic city Bangalore but a little dubious if the construction is up to the mark? After all, living in an unsafe building is nobody’s dream. You are not the only one who is worried about that though. According to a survey by a real-estate portal, a whopping 84% of the Indian homebuyers have no clue on how to check the quality of a construction. To make matters worse, some of the defects are not even visible. This is quite worrying. So, how do you check the construction quality? To know that, read on!

Soil Investigation

It is mandatory that the builder get a soil test done before laying the foundation stone. This is because certain soils like clay-rich soil and black cotton soil are not suitable for construction. They tend to expand, swell and shrink based on the moisture content present. Ask for a copy of the soil test report before you finalize that flat in Electronic City Bangalore.

Check the wall’s thickness

To know the wall thickness, first try to make a hole in the wall using a key. If you succeed in making one with limited effort, you can conclude that the material used is of inferior quality. Another technique is to tap on the wall and observe the quality of sound that it makes.

Check the quality of plaster and paints

One can know the quality of the construction material used by observing the presence of roughness or cracks in the wall, if any, once the plastering and painting are done. Also, you can rub the plaster from the walls to assess the quality.

Ensure that the safety features are in place

Ensure that the size of your stairway is wide enough that at least two people to run alongside in case of an emergency.

Fixtures

The builder may say that your property for sale in Bangalore has the best fixtures possible but you have to check if the bathroom fittings, wires, electrical fittings, etc. They need to be certified by the Bureau of Indian Standards.

Verify the working condition of the elevators

There have been several instances of faulty elevators resulting in fatal accidents. Check for the licence and the maintenance measures implemented by the developer in regards to the elevator in your flats in Bangalore. Additionally, check for the capacity as well especially in the case of high-rise buildings as they should be able to accommodate more people in a single trip.

Check the concrete mix

The load that a structure can bear depends on the strength of the concentrate. Unfortunately, it is not easy to prepare the mix and check the concentrate every time. Under such circumstances, it is better to opt for ready-to-mix concentrate. Apart from these factors, find out if any construction activities are being undertaken in the vicinity of your apartment in Electronic City, Bangalore. The reason behind this is some of them can be potentially damaging to your building.

We hope that this checklist helps you in ascertaining the quality of your dream flats in Bangalore. Whether you do it yourself or take the help of a professional, be alert about the quality of the property that you choose.




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