Yes, the report is issued by an accredited entity and can be used as a technical reference in real estate cases or when claiming warranties.

The inspector is responsible for the accuracy of the inspection according to the service scope, but some hidden defects may only appear after use.

The report reflects the building’s condition at the time of inspection only. It is not a guarantee against future defects.

The cost depends on the type and size of the property.

Yes, the client can share the report with banks, developers, or relevant parties.

Yes, the issued report is an official document recognized by relevant authorities.

It is carried out by certified specialized engineers.

The inspection includes: structural framework, walls and ceilings, floors, electrical systems, plumbing systems, ventilation, and internal and external finishes.

The service is currently optional but has become a key requirement for many buyers and banks to ensure building quality.

FHS service helps ensure the building’s safety and identify structural or technical defects early, avoiding future repair costs and enabling a safe decision to buy or move in.