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, just like human beings, homes have a lifespan too. A building is made up of a blend of materials that tend to perish over time. Usage by residents and environmental factors have an impact on the lifespan of a building.
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Increase the lifespan of a building • A building is made up of materials that tend to perish over time. • Residential usage and environmental factors affect the building. • It is important for homeowners to check the building's health before investing.
How to test building strength • Buyers can take the help of a third-party auditor to assess building health as well. • Distress in buildings is a result of not following the building codes and bylaws. • Buyers should look at the quality of paint, the walls, door frames, and other important parts.
There are a few reasons why a builder delivers a substandard project • Poor coordination among consultants/contractors. • No testing of materials • Absence of skilled workers and foremen. • Lack of supervision of work. • Absence of standard operation procedures and inexperienced or few supervisors. • Cost-saving at every stage.
How to increase the lifespan of a building • Perform proper waste disposal and clean the property regularly. • Do regular painting/whitewashing to maintain the building. • Check for termites and any dampness. • Use materials that can withstand different weather conditions. • Use easy-to-maintain materials.
A building strength test is crucial for estimating the lifespan of a building. Most homebuyers are unaware of how to check for healthy buildings. Buildings might look good on the exterior but their quality of construction is also important.
