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DIAGNOSIS. PROGNOSIS. TECHNICAL RECOMMENDATIONS.

ENGINEERINGDIAGNOSTICS

Building inspections, property surveys and engineering reports in Goiânia. Understand your property before buying, planning maintenance or repairing a recurring problem.

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ON-SITE SERVICE · GOIÂNIA AND SURROUNDING AREA · GOIÁS, BRAZIL

Specialist technical leadershipVitor Pinheiro · civil engineer and structural specialist

Professional inspectionEquipment, measurements and technical interpretation

Signed assessment + ARTResponsibility for the commissioned scope

THEION / OUR MISSION

Investigate causes. Inform decisions. Protect building safety and service life.

FOR EACH CLIENT

Where can THEION help?

From purchase to maintenance, technical guidance for each stage of your property.

Building managersInspection and recurring engineering support.Owners and investorsHandover, purchase and property concerns.Legal teamsTechnical opinions and expert assistance.Builders and companiesCondition records and works oversight.

THE SUPPORT YOU NEED

A specific needInspection, assessment or technical opinion

A defined scope for a property question, handover or dispute.

Ongoing supportEngineering support for condominiums

Scheduled support to organize maintenance, works and technical decisions.

Find guidance for my situation

See where to start, then explore the method and the right scope for your situation.

Or explore all services

YOUR STARTING POINT

Different needs. A service for each.

Water ingress. A property handover. A disputed repair. Each situation needs a different investigation and document.

First, see how we investigate

FROM YOUR CONCERN TO THE RIGHT SERVICE

The right assessment, at the right time.

Recognize a situation, see the related assessment and understand what it delivers for your decision.

Signs that need investigation.

Recognize the problem → understand the assessment
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Illustration of an engineer checking the water level during a controlled watertightness test.

The damp returns after every repair.

A wall is repainted, but the stain reappears after rain or use of the wet area.

RELATED ASSESSMENT

Water ingress and damp assessment

What you receive: Findings, hypotheses and next steps to guide a repair decision.

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How we investigate

How we investigate

We map moisture and thermal patterns, review the history and select controlled watertightness tests when appropriate for the waterproofing system.

Applicable technical references

ABNT NBR 9574, Waterproofing execution: a reference for relevant system procedures.

ABNT NBR 9575, Waterproofing system selection and design, where that interface is relevant.

The engineer checks the applicable edition, system and purpose. These references do not make one instrument reading a complete diagnosis.

A technical basis for deciding what to investigate or repair next.

Illustration of crack-width measurement during a technical inspection.

A crack appeared. What should you do?

An owner notices an opening and needs to understand the appropriate next step.

RELATED ASSESSMENT

Building condition diagnostic report

What you receive: Recorded symptoms, engineering analysis and recommendations for the next step.

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How we investigate

How we investigate

A crack-width gauge records the opening. Laser measurements, the crack pattern and its history help determine whether monitoring or further assessment is needed.

Applicable technical references

ABNT NBR 16747, Building inspection: guidelines and procedure for assessing building condition.

ABNT NBR 6118, Concrete structure design: relevant criteria when the scope requires structural verification.

The engineer checks the applicable edition, system and purpose. These references do not make one instrument reading a complete diagnosis.

Documented findings and recommendations, rather than a conclusion from a photograph alone.

Illustrative example of deteriorated concrete with exposed corroded reinforcement.

Concrete is detaching in the garage.

The building manager finds loose concrete and exposed reinforcement.

RELATED ASSESSMENT

Preliminary structural assessment

What you receive: Initial findings and the further checks needed before intervention.

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How we investigate

How we investigate

Accessible conditions, deterioration and available history are assessed to define further investigation.

Applicable technical references

ABNT NBR 16747, Building inspection: guidelines and procedure for assessing building condition.

ABNT NBR 6118, Concrete structure design: relevant criteria when the scope requires structural verification.

The engineer checks the applicable edition, system and purpose. These references do not make one instrument reading a complete diagnosis.

Guidance on priorities and the scope needed for a repair decision.

Illustration: Dark staining, mould and peeling paint at a wall-to-ceiling junction.

Does the stain return after repainting?

Dark staining, mould and peeling paint at a wall-to-ceiling junction.

RELATED ASSESSMENT

Water ingress and damp assessment

What you receive: Findings, hypotheses and next steps to guide a repair decision.

Explore this assessment
How we investigate

How we investigate

The pattern of staining guides investigation of water ingress, leaks, rising damp or condensation. Identifying the moisture source is essential to understanding recurrence. Persistent dampness may degrade materials and encourage mould. Damp or mouldy environments are associated with respiratory problems; indoor health and occupancy conditions warrant assessment.

Locate and address the source, plan drying and material recovery, and check for recurrence. Any restriction on use depends on assessment of the space and its occupants.

Illustration: Raised, cracked ceramic tiles with open joints and an uneven floor surface.

Has the floor cracked or lifted?

Raised, cracked ceramic tiles with open joints and an uneven floor surface.

RELATED ASSESSMENT

Property Survey

What you receive: A record of visible conditions, photographs and guidance on the next steps.

Explore this assessment
How we investigate

How we investigate

Broken tiles and raised edges require examination of adhesion, joints, substrate and movement. Damage patterns help distinguish finish defects from substrate movement. Progression may increase detachment and create sharp edges or trip hazards. Replacing a tile alone may leave the cause active.

Protect the affected area, map the extent and specify substrate, joint and finish repairs based on the identified cause.

Illustration: A diagonal crack extends from a window corner across the façade render.

Will painting resolve the issue or cover the sign?

A diagonal crack extends from a window corner across the façade render.

RELATED ASSESSMENT

Structural Engineering Report

What you receive: Analysis of the assessed structural elements, conclusions and recommendations within the commissioned scope.

Explore this assessment
How we investigate

How we investigate

On facades, crack position, direction, width and activity guide investigation of shrinkage, thermal effects, interfaces or structural movement. Width alone does not determine risk. Openings can admit water and accelerate deterioration. Growth or associated deformation warrants investigation of a possible structural origin.

Map and monitor cracks, review the substrate and design, and specify treatment compatible with the cause and expected movement.

Illustration: A visible separation follows the junction between a concrete column and a rendered wall.

Does the opening return after a repair?

A visible separation follows the junction between a concrete column and a rendered wall.

RELATED ASSESSMENT

Building Inspection

What you receive: A report on the inspected building systems, priorities and maintenance recommendations.

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How we investigate

How we investigate

Gaps between elements may involve designed joints, inadequate connections or differential movement. Design information and monitoring help distinguish these possibilities. An active or unsealed gap can admit water and damage interfaces. Unexpected movement warrants assessment of element stability.

Establish the junction’s purpose, measure and monitor the gap, and specify a compatible connection or seal; rigid filling is not a universal solution.

Illustration: A localized area of render has detached, exposing its substrate with fragile edges and surrounding cracks.

Are pieces of the finish coming away?

A localized area of render has detached, exposing its substrate with fragile edges and surrounding cracks.

RELATED ASSESSMENT

Façade, roof or garage assessment

What you receive: System condition, priorities and guidance for planning the intervention.

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How we investigate

How we investigate

Finish loss calls for examination of adhesion, moisture, cracking and substrate condition. The visibly detached area may be smaller than the area with impaired bond. Loose material at height may fall and injure people. Exposure also allows water to reach the substrate and deterioration to progress.

Assess precautionary access restrictions, locate unstable areas and specify substrate and finish repairs with adhesion checks.

These assessments are starting points. The engineer defines the scope and deliverable for your property before engagement.

Illustrative scenes. These are not THEION client cases, staff photographs or exact equipment models. Similar symptoms can have different causes.

Engineering expertise for your property.

Surveys, reports and inspections scoped to your needs.

A starting point for your profile

01

Buy. Accept. Document.

Property surveys

Before accepting a handover, buying a property or starting neighbouring works.

THEION / SERVICE IN DETAIL

Property surveys

Buy. Accept. Document.

WHEN TO CALL US

Does this sound familiar?

Accepting a property without a technical record, buying without reviewing visible conditions or starting works without a neighbouring-property baseline leaves important questions unresolved.

For whom: Buyers, investors, owners, tenants, developers and teams planning works next to other properties.

The first decision we help organizeOrganize concerns before completing a purchase, accepting a handover or starting works.

Your next stepTell us the property, concern and decision. We define the suitable scope and timing with you.

Discuss my situation
Discuss this service Full scope →

A starting point for your profile

02

Understand. Prioritize. Plan.

Building inspection

To assess the building’s condition and prioritize maintenance needs.

THEION / SERVICE IN DETAIL

Building inspection

Understand. Prioritize. Plan.

WHEN TO CALL US

Does this sound familiar?

There are competing maintenance requests, incomplete records and limited resources. Management needs a reasoned basis for deciding what to assess and prioritize.

For whom: Condominium managers, boards, administrators, asset managers and those responsible for occupied buildings.

The first decision we help organizeGive management technically grounded priorities for issues competing for the same budget.

Your next stepTell us the property, concern and decision. We define the suitable scope and timing with you.

Discuss my situation
Discuss this service Full scope →

A starting point for your profile

03

Investigate before repairing.

Building condition diagnostics

To investigate damp, cracking and deterioration before deciding on a repair.

THEION / SERVICE IN DETAIL

Building condition diagnostics

Investigate before repairing.

WHEN TO CALL US

Does this sound familiar?

Does damp return after repainting? Has a crack appeared or changed? Repeated repairs may address the visible symptom without establishing its origin.

For whom: Property owners, condominium boards, administrators and asset managers dealing with signs of deterioration.

The first decision we help organizeDefine the investigation needed before choosing another repair from the visible symptom alone.

Your next stepTell us the property, concern and decision. We define the suitable scope and timing with you.

Discuss my situation
Discuss this service Full scope →

A starting point for your profile

04

A defined question. Supported reasoning.

Expert assessments & forensics

To support a technical question, negotiation or dispute with engineering evidence.

THEION / SERVICE IN DETAIL

Expert assessments & forensics

A defined question. Supported reasoning.

WHEN TO CALL US

Does this sound familiar?

Different accounts of a defect, repair, project or document are preventing a decision. The issue needs a precise technical question and examinable evidence.

For whom: Owners, condominiums, legal teams, contractors and parties seeking clarity on a technical question or dispute.

The first decision we help organizeTurn scattered accounts and documents into an examinable engineering question.

Your next stepTell us the property, concern and decision. We define the suitable scope and timing with you.

Discuss my situation
Discuss this service Full scope →

A starting point for your profile

05

Continuity for building management.

Condominium advisory

For regular engineering support with maintenance, alterations and management.

THEION / SERVICE IN DETAIL

Condominium advisory

Continuity for building management.

WHEN TO CALL US

Does this sound familiar?

Requests are scattered across messages, records are lost during management changes, and alterations or suppliers require frequent decisions.

For whom: Professional or resident building managers, boards, administrators and teams that need technical continuity.

The first decision we help organizeReplace improvised responses with a technical follow-up routine suited to the building.

Your next stepTell us the property, concern and decision. We define the suitable scope and timing with you.

Discuss my situation
Discuss this service Full scope →

A starting point for your profile

06

Criteria before commissioning.

Technical work follow-up

To compare proposals and follow up works against agreed technical criteria.

THEION / SERVICE IN DETAIL

Technical work follow-up

Criteria before commissioning.

WHEN TO CALL US

Does this sound familiar?

Contractor quotations are difficult to compare, and there are no clear criteria for follow-up, measurement checks or acceptance discussions.

For whom: Building managers, owners, asset managers, commissioning clients and teams comparing or accepting construction services.

The first decision we help organizePut scopes, proposals and follow-up criteria on a comparable basis.

Your next stepTell us the property, concern and decision. We define the suitable scope and timing with you.

Discuss my situation
Discuss this service Full scope →

WHY CHOOSE THEION

Invest in what your property actually needs.

A clearer purchase. A better-directed repair. A budget based on the work that needs doing.

01Buy with a clearer picture.Understand the property before committing your money.How THEION helps

We assess accessible conditions and document findings so you can consider repair needs, ask informed questions and negotiate with a technical basis.

02Direct the repair at the cause.Reduce the risk of paying for the same problem twice.How THEION helps

We investigate the origin of the symptoms and recommend the next steps. You gain a basis for choosing the intervention and commissioning any further tests or repair design needed.

03Compare scope as well as price.Give contractors the same technical brief.How THEION helps

An engineer-defined scope aligns the work, quantities, materials and acceptance criteria. This makes omissions and differences visible before you choose a contractor.

Illustration of plans, inspection records and documents arranged for a building maintenance decision.

BEFORE REQUESTING QUOTATIONS

Three quotations. One scope to compare.

One contractor prices painting. Another, waterproofing. A third, replacing finishes. The lowest price does not tell you which work your property needs.

Scope defined by the engineer

Choose with clarity about what is included, what is missing and what will be checked.

Plan my next investment
The engineering behind your decisionProfessional responsibility and your deliverable

Specialist technical leadership

Civil engineer Vitor Pinheiro leads the work, with specialist practice in structures. Professional registration and responsibilities are identified in the engagement.

Evidence for your decision

Inspection, available documents and appropriate measurements support the analysis and recommendations.

Signed assessment and applicable ART

Your commissioned assessment sets out the scope, evidence, findings, limitations and next steps, signed by the responsible engineer.

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Your next steps with THEIONFrom the first conversation to technical guidance
  1. 01Understand

    Tell us about the property and the decision ahead.

  2. 02Agree

    We define scope, methods, deliverables, timing and applicable ART.

  3. 03Investigate

    We inspect and analyze the commissioned areas and evidence.

  4. 04Guide

    You receive the findings, priorities and recommended next steps.

How to engage THEION
Technical referencesStandards and professional responsibility

TECHNICAL AND PROFESSIONAL BASIS

Standards with a purpose in the work.

The applicable references and editions are selected for the property, purpose and commissioned activity. Referencing a standard is not an ABNT certification of THEION.

ABNT NBR 16747
Building inspection: guidelines and procedure for assessing building condition.
ABNT NBR 5674
Maintenance management: organizing the programme, responsibilities and records.
ABNT NBR 14037
Use, operation and maintenance manuals: preparation and presentation of their contents.
ABNT NBR 16280
Building alterations: requirements for managing the intervention process.
ABNT NBR 13752
Forensic engineering in civil construction: a reference for commissioned expert investigations.
ABNT NBR 9574
Waterproofing execution: a reference for relevant system procedures.
ABNT NBR 9575
Waterproofing system selection and design, where that interface is relevant.
ABNT NBR 6118
Concrete structure design: relevant criteria when the scope requires structural verification.

Official ABNT catalogue

IBAPE: the difference between building inspection and forensic investigation

Municipal requirements and other references are checked for each engagement. Technical assistance supports your legal team; it does not replace legal advice.

EQUIPMENT IN PRACTICE

Technology that supports diagnosis.

See how we investigate. Open a scene to explore the method, the equipment and its interactive views.

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Engineer directing a thermal camera at a wall during an inspection.
Water ingress and moistureThermal imagingLocate thermal patterns to guide the investigation.How it is used

Surface-temperature patterns are interpreted alongside moisture, sunlight and environmental conditions. A thermal image alone does not establish the source of water ingress.

Equipment in this scene

HIKMICRO ECO-V

Surface-temperature patterns are compared with inspection findings, moisture readings and environmental conditions to guide further checks.

Infrared sensor
96 × 96 native pixels
SuperIR
Image enhancement to 240 × 240 pixels
Image frequency
25 Hz
Modes
Thermal, visual and fusion

Thermal imaging does not see through walls or establish the cause of water ingress on its own. Emissivity, reflections, distance and environmental conditions affect readings.

Manufacturer information
Engineer applying a moisture meter against a wall.
Water ingress and moistureMoisture meterCompare locations and map signs of moisture.How it is used

Readings at recorded points help define the affected area. The material, measurement mode and instrument scale are considered in interpretation.

Equipment in this scene

Bosch GMP 1-13

Readings at defined locations help map affected areas and compare points. The appropriate setting is selected for the material examined.

Method
Pin measurement
Material settings
37 wood types and 10 building materials
Display
2-inch colour LCD
Declared protection
IP65

Results depend on the material, pin contact and test conditions. One reading does not identify the water path or moisture source.

Manufacturer information
Engineer moving a scanner in contact with a concrete wall.
Cracks and structural elementsWall scannerInvestigate concealed-element indications before intervention.How it is used

Contact scans help locate detectable elements. Material, depth and instrument limitations matter; a reading does not authorize cutting or drilling.

Equipment in this scene

Bosch D-tect 200 C

Radar scanning helps locate indications of objects within a wall. Recorded locations support planning further checks and interventions.

Technology
Radar
Declared maximum depth
Up to 200 mm for metal in dry concrete
Documentation
Screenshot recording

The 200 mm maximum applies to metal objects in dry concrete under the manual’s conditions. Wall material, moisture and composition affect detection. A scan does not authorize drilling or cutting.

Manufacturer information
Engineer gently sounding ceramic cladding with an ABS-headed inspection hammer.
Façades, finishes and roofsABS inspection hammerMap changes in sound across a finish.How it is used

Light, systematic sounding in accessible areas helps identify points needing further checks. It is not a bond-strength test.

Engineer operating a drone from ground level to visually inspect a façade.
Façades, finishes and roofsDrone inspectionObserve façades and roofs from additional viewpoints.How it is used

Aerial records locate visible signs and help plan closer inspection, subject to operating conditions and authorizations. They do not replace contact checks.

Equipment in this scene

DJI Mini 5 Pro

Aerial images help locate visible signs in elevated areas and plan closer checks. The engineer interprets these records in the context of the building.

Camera sensor
1-inch CMOS
Photo resolution
Up to 50 MP
Application
Visual records of façades and roofs

Flight depends on site conditions and applicable permissions. Aerial images do not replace contact tests or establish the cause of a symptom on their own.

Manufacturer information
Engineer checking a level reference with a tripod-mounted laser instrument.
Cracks and structural elementsLaser instrumentsCheck dimensions and geometric references.How it is used

Measurements and level references support the property survey and comparison with available drawings. Structural adequacy requires its own assessment.

Equipment in this scene

DEWALT DW089LG

Laser planes provide geometric references during the surveys and follow-up activities included in the agreed scope.

Projection
3 planes of 360°
Beam
Green
Platform
12 V maximum / 10.8 V nominal
Declared protection
IP65

Visibility, positioning and instrument checks affect use. Projected lines do not establish stability or replace an engineering assessment.

Manufacturer information
Illustration of an engineer applying an analog rebound hammer perpendicular to a concrete surface.
Cracks and structural elementsAnalog concrete rebound hammerAssess surface hardness and investigate concrete uniformity.How it is used

Rebound readings are recorded at prepared test points. Interpretation considers impact direction, surface condition, moisture and carbonation, with the applicable procedure and ABNT NBR 7584. Strength estimation requires suitable correlation: this test alone does not determine characteristic compressive strength or certify structural safety.

Equipment in this scene

Phelps HT225B

Rebound readings help compare concrete areas under the engineer’s chosen procedure. Surface preparation and test conditions inform the interpretation.

Type
Analog rebound hammer
Use
Comparative assessment of surface hardness
Interpretation
Alongside other evidence

It does not determine characteristic compressive strength or structural safety on its own. Strength estimates require appropriate correlations and further tests where needed.

Illustration of the engineer in navy workwear and a white hard hat observing fluorescent tracer at a skirting junction with UV light.
Water ingress and moistureWatertightness · tracer and UV lightReveal water pathways with a fluorescent tracer.How it is used

A tracer compatible with the system is used in a controlled test; UV illumination helps reveal fluorescence at exit points. Preparation, concentration, duration and observation conditions follow the selected procedure. Findings are interpreted alongside other evidence: no visible fluorescence alone does not establish watertightness.

Engineer in a white hard hat measuring an internal distance with a Bosch GLM 40 laser distance meter.
Survey and field documentationLaser distance meterBring checked dimensions into the plan.How it is used

Distance, area and volume measurements support the property survey and quantities in the technical scope.

Equipment in this scene

Bosch GLM 40

Distance, area and volume measurements support the property survey and quantities in the technical scope.

Measuring range
0.15 to 40 m
Declared typical accuracy
± 1.5 mm
Functions
Distance, area, volume and indirect height
Memory
10 measurements

Accuracy is typical under the manufacturer’s specified conditions. Surface, beam angle and environment matter. Dimensional measurement does not verify structural safety.

Manufacturer information
Engineer checking a junction between surfaces with a Bosch GAM 220 MF digital angle finder.
Survey and field documentationDigital angle finderCheck junctions and geometric references.How it is used

Angle measurement and transfer help document accessible geometry and compare built conditions with available references.

Equipment in this scene

Bosch GAM 220 MF

Angle measurement and transfer help document accessible geometry and compare built conditions with available references.

Angular range
0° to 220°
Declared angular accuracy
± 0.1°
Arm length
40 cm

This is a local measurement. Support, positioning and surface conditions must be controlled; one value does not establish structural movement.

Manufacturer information
Engineer in a white hard hat documenting a property detail with a KODAK PIXPRO AZ426 camera.
Survey and field documentationDigital cameraDocument the details behind the assessment.How it is used

Context photographs and close-up records connect each observation to its location in the property.

Equipment in this scene

KODAK PIXPRO AZ426

Context photographs and close-up records connect each observation to its location in the property.

Role in the work
Context and detail photography
Documentation
Findings associated with location and inspection

Photography records visible conditions. Perspective, lighting and distance affect appearance; a photo alone does not measure cracks or prove a cause.

Manufacturer information
MSA V-Gard

The helmet forms part of site-access preparation alongside other protective equipment selected for the activity and identified risks.

Range
V-Gard
Manufacturer
MSA
Use
Personal protection during fieldwork

Protection depends on the model, fit, condition and suitability for the activity. A helmet does not eliminate site risks.

Manufacturer information
Engineer wearing protective equipment using a cordless rotary hammer for a localized check on a non-structural partition.
Survey and field documentationCordless rotary hammerSupport for scoped, localized checks.How it is used

A support tool for localized interventions expressly defined and authorized in the scope. It is not a diagnostic instrument and does not mean that repair work is included in a survey.

Equipment in this scene

Bosch GBH 185-LI

A support tool for localized interventions expressly defined and authorized in the scope. It is not a diagnostic instrument and does not mean that repair work is included in a survey.

Platform
18 V
Tool holder
SDS plus
Declared impact energy
1.9 J
Category
Operational support

Any opening requires planning, prior checks for concealed services and authorization. Building services or structural elements must not be affected without a specific assessment.

Manufacturer information
Bosch GBA 18V + GAL 18V-40

Spare batteries and planned charging help prepare compatible tools for the agreed site activities.

Kit
2 GBA 18V 4.0 Ah batteries
Charger
GAL 18V-40
Platform
Bosch Professional 18 V

Runtime varies with the tool and operating conditions. Compatibility is checked by platform; this kit does not power every instrument in the catalogue.

Manufacturer information

Illustrative applications. Equipment is selected for the commissioned investigation.

Methods and equipment are selected for the property and the agreed scope. The engineer interprets readings alongside the other evidence.

Discuss my property

BEFORE THE CONVERSATION

Before you commission a service.

Choose the service, understand the assessment and see how the inspection works.

01Where are services available?

We serve Goiânia and nearby areas by appointment at the client’s property. For Brasília and nearby areas, please confirm availability and travel arrangements. The proposal confirms coverage, scope and service conditions.

02Which service fits my property?

A handover or purchase may call for a property survey. A condominium inspection helps assess building conditions and prioritize maintenance. Water ingress or cracking may require a building-pathology investigation. A dispute between parties may call for an extrajudicial expert assessment or technical opinion. Describe the situation and we will identify the appropriate service and define its scope in the proposal.

03What document will I receive?

The proposal identifies the commissioned deliverable: a signed property-survey, building-inspection, diagnostic or extrajudicial expert assessment (laudo), or a technical opinion (parecer técnico). It sets out findings, analysis, recommendations and investigation limits. Recurring condominium support follows the selected plan; individual assessments have their own scope and are not issued without limit.

04How are inspections carried out?

We review the available history and inspect the property on site. Depending on the problem and agreed scope, we use thermal imaging, a moisture meter, a crack-width gauge, a wall scanner or a drone. A single image or instrument reading cannot establish the cause on its own. Where needed, we recommend testing, monitoring or further checks and state the limits of the conclusion.

05Who signs the assessment and records the ART?

Civil engineer Vitor Pinheiro, a structural specialist, leads the work. The responsible professional signs the assessment or technical opinion. The ART records the engineering activities undertaken under the engagement in Brazil. The proposal defines the property, inspection coverage, deliverable and responsibilities; design, construction and site oversight require their own scope.

DIRECT CONTACT WITH THE ENGINEER

A meeting to move your decision forward.

Bring your building, company or property concern to THEION. Discuss the right assessment and the basis for a proposal before commissioning the work.

  1. 01
    Your decision

    What needs to be resolved, approved or commissioned.

  2. 02
    The right assessment

    Which service fits the issue and the evidence available.

  3. 03
    The next step

    What is needed to prepare a proposal for your property.

Include the building manager, managing agent or person responsible for approving the work.

What you can bring
  • City and property type
  • Observed problem or service needed
  • Preferred timing, if any

Start with the information you already have.

Which decision is on your agenda?
You do not have to choose a service now.

Explain the decision ahead. The engineer helps identify the next assessment and the scope to discuss.

Contact objective
Add details (optional)
Request an engineering meeting

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Preview request

Hello, THEION. I would like to request an engineering meeting about Engineering Diagnostics. Please confirm availability and a suitable time.

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YOUR ENGINEERING SPECIALIST

VITOR PINHEIRO

Civil engineer · Structural specialist · Engineering expert

Engineering with judgment.
Accountability with a name.

Leading THEION, Vitor Pinheiro investigates causes, clarifies technical questions and guides the next steps. You gain a technical basis for decisions about buying, maintaining or repairing your property.

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Vitor Pinheiro, civil engineer, structural specialist, engineering expert and THEION director, wearing a safety helmet.
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LOCAL ENGINEERING

Engineering services in Goiânia and nearby areas.

Building inspections, property surveys, engineering reports and condominium advisory services. Visits take place at your property, by appointment. For Brasília and nearby areas, please confirm availability and travel arrangements.

Operational base · no walk-in service

Goiânia, Goiás, Brazil. Visits by appointment at the client’s property.

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