Building Condition Assessment (BCA)

A Building Condition Assessment (BCA) is a structured review of a building's major systems and components to establish current condition, identify deficiencies, prioritize repairs, and support renewal planning. In Canadian practice, BCA is commonly used interchangeably with Property Condition Assessment (PCA); at Brookstone a BCA is delivered using the same ASTM E2018-24 assessment methodology, with the depth, systems covered, and reporting outputs set by the scope agreed in writing before the engagement begins.

A Building Condition Assessment (BCA) is a structured review of a building's major systems and components to establish current condition, identify deficiencies, prioritize repairs, and support renewal planning. In Canadian practice, BCA is commonly used interchangeably with Property Condition Assessment (PCA); at Brookstone a BCA is delivered using the same ASTM E2018-24 assessment methodology, with the depth, systems covered, and reporting outputs set by the scope agreed in writing before the engagement begins.

• ASTM E2018-24 — Standard Guide for Property Condition Assessments
• ASTM E1557-09 — UNIFORMAT II Classification for Building Elements
• Alberta Building Code (current edition)
• APEGA Engineering Practice Standards

Loading the full interactive experience…