Industry | Construction & Job Sites
How can water damage on a construction site be managed without delaying handover?
Use cases
Every response is designed to limit disruption, protect work in progress, and keep decisions documented.
After water damage, infrared thermography and moisture readings precisely identify affected areas. Non-destructive drying is coordinated with the general contractor and trades so work can continue wherever conditions allow.
Containment, ventilation, HEPA filtration, dehumidification, and condition monitoring help protect materials, finishes, and sensitive areas. The team helps maintain the parameters required by plans and specifications without multiplying manual checks.
Diagnosis, mapping of affected areas, drying follow-up, and the final report are brought together in a structured technical file. Teams have clear documentation for insurers, owners, change notices, and closing deficiencies.
Sensors installed in high-risk areas and automatic water shutoff help prevent leaks from reaching newly installed materials, delivered units, or completed finishing work.
A centralized platform makes it possible to track alerts and conditions across multiple construction sites without relying solely on repeated visits or calls to superintendents. Teams can quickly prioritize sites that need attention.
The construction challenge
“What general contractors ask us for most often is not simply drying. It is a partner who understands the schedule as well as the water damage.”
They trust us
Why Assek
Uncontrolled water damage on a construction site directly translates into delayed handover and contractual penalties.
Our thermographic assessment and moisture readings document the true extent of damage, even across multiple floors, so the response can be coordinated with the general contractor instead of causing a widespread work stoppage.
Failing to meet the humidity or pressure conditions required by plans and specifications can compromise material installation or the certification of a sensitive area.
Our environmental control maintains the required conditions, including a moisture content below 15% WME and relative humidity below 60%, with real-time containment, HEPA filtration and dehumidification.
Rebuilding a claim file manually after a construction-site incident takes valuable time from your teams and complicates discussions with the owner.
Every response is automatically documented in Secur, ready to support a change order or justify the release of a contractual holdback.
A leak that reaches completed finishing work means rework that was not in the budget or schedule, and another deficiency to correct before provisional acceptance.
Our water damage prevention system targets high-risk areas and units already delivered during phased construction.
Overseeing multiple active construction sites without centralized visibility forces repeated visits and calls to superintendents just to understand the situation at each site.
Oblik brings all of your construction sites together in one platform, available at any time.
Yes. A coordinated approach with the general contractor can treat affected areas while other trades continue structural and finishing work.
Not necessarily. A structured response coordinated with the job site, combined with non-destructive drying, can often recover time rather than postpone project handover.
It is the management of the conditions required by project plans and specifications, including humidity, temperature, pressure, and air quality. It can combine containment, ventilation, HEPA filtration, and real-time dehumidification.
Yes. Each response is documented in Secur with diagnosis, photos, and a final report that can support a change notice, holdback, or deficiency close-out.