Was the work done as agreed?
The quality of construction or finishing work is often assessed subjectively. However, decisions, disputes or guarantees require not an impression, but a clear, reasoned document.

What is it?

This is a structured document that:
• records the shortcomings of the work performed
• assesses the quality of the work
• presents arguments and facts
• formulates conclusions

This type of assessment allows you to objectively assess the result of the construction or finishing work.

How is it performed?
• inspects the object
• identifies defects and discrepancies
• documents violations (photos, notes)
• prepares an official act

What do you get?
• a quality assessment act of the work performed
• clearly identified defects
• justification (arguments, explanations)
• a document suitable for disputes or negotiations

When is it worth performing?
• when accepting work from a contractor
• in the event of a dispute
• before payment for work
• during the warranty period

This is not an opinion - it is a documented position that you can rely on.