Construction inspection management encompasses the coordination, supervision, and oversight of construction activities, ensuring that they align with approved plans, regulations, and industry best practices.
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At AEIS, our certified inspectors provide comprehensive masonry inspection services throughout all stages of construction—from material verification to on-site monitoring—to help ensure structural integrity, durability, and compliance.
By partnering with AEIS, clients benefit from early issue identification, fewer rework events, and assurance that masonry work is built to last—with documented compliance at every stage.
Before any foundation is designed, the underlying soils must be assessed for strength, stability, and classification. Proper geotechnical evaluation ensures safe load...
AEIS supports critical infrastructure, heavy civil, and environmental resiliency projects by providing comprehensive soils inspection services to verify that ground improvement, engineered...
NYSDOT, NYCDOT, NJDOT, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, FAA, State agencies, local municipalities, all have requirements for testing of...
Concrete inspection is far more comprehensive than just preparing cylinders. To meet building codes and job specifications, special inspections are often required...
Structural steel construction demands precision, performance, and reliability especially in mission-critical infrastructure. At AEIS, we deliver a full spectrum of inspection and...
Structural integrity and stability inspections are critical to ensuring public safety and the long-term performance of both existing structures and those impacted...
(Firestopping and Fireproofing Special Inspections) Passive fire protection systems—such as firestopping and fireproofing—play a crucial role in limiting fire spread and protecting...
Inspection of any MEP systems is more than simply asking, “Does it work the way it should?” It requires a thorough understanding...
The responsibilities of our electrical inspectors are centered on safety; the reason they have chosen that professional career path.
In an effort to provide architectural inspection for new buildings and preserve existing and historic buildings, the New York City Building Code...
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