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Kalyan's building stock spans old structures near the station and fort area, 1980s–90s cooperative societies and new townships. MangoHouse carries out structural audits in Kalyan, Thane for each of these building types.
Older buildings near Kalyan station and in areas like Khadakpada and Adharwadi often show corrosion, cracks and leakage typical of their age. Our audits use visual inspection and NDT testing to assess the building's condition and identify urgent repairs. For newer townships, we check podiums, basements and facade elements.
Kalyan's older mixed-use buildings near the station often have shops on the ground floor and residences above, with years of informal alterations. Our audit specifically checks for removed walls, cut beams and added loads at shop level, which can quietly weaken the entire structure.
Most structural failures give warnings long before they happen — fine cracks, rust stains, damp patches, sagging slabs. An audit reads these signs correctly. It also keeps the society compliant with bye-law 77, which sets audit intervals of five years for buildings aged 15 to 30 and three years for older buildings.
We work with housing societies, landlords and property owners in Kalyan West, Kalyan East, Khadakpada, Birla College Road, Adharwadi, Godrej Hill, Chikanghar and Kolsewadi, along with nearby localities.
Bye-law 77 requires periodic audits for buildings older than 15 years, and KDMC may issue notices to older buildings. An audit also helps plan repairs.
The fee depends on the building's size, number of floors and the extent of testing required. We provide a fixed quotation after an initial site visit.
The report should be prepared and signed by a qualified structural engineer registered with the relevant authority.
Speak to our team on +91 8103945874, or send us an inquiry and an engineer will contact you.
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