Dilapidation reports
Insurance work
Independent structural assessment for cracking, movement, building defects, insurance matters, body corporate concerns and remediation decisions.
Owners, insurers, body corporates, builders and legal stakeholders.

Insurance work
Body corporate reporting
Evidence-based opinions
Clarify the scope, information needed and next practical action before work proceeds.
Comten produces independent, evidence-based structural assessments for structures that are damaged, disputed or not behaving as expected. The work is written for people who need a clear opinion: owners, body corporates, insurers, legal teams and builders.
Pre- and post-construction condition surveys that help reduce disputed damage claims.
Assessment of movement, cracking, retaining wall failure, concrete defects, timber issues and other structural concerns.
Clear technical reporting for strata and body corporate stakeholders who need evidence, not vague opinion.
Independent structural opinion for insurance matters where cause, extent and repair pathway need to be understood.
Technical opinions written to stand up under scrutiny in legal or dispute contexts.
Practical repair strategies sized to the actual problem rather than over-specified by default.
Representative Comten projects relevant to this discipline.

Structural design for 22,000m2 of post-tensioned slab on a $100M private hospital development on the Sunshine Coast.

Post-tensioned slab design for a $34M government-delivered police station in Ipswich's Ripley corridor.

Independent structural design review for a concrete-framed commercial tavern with structural steel roof framing.
Yes. Forensic reports are framed around evidence, cause, extent and practical next steps so non-technical stakeholders can act.
Where appropriate, the report can identify a remediation pathway or the further investigation needed before repair design.
Answer four quick prompts and we'll map the likely next step — no detail required.
Educational only. Not engineering advice, certification or a fee estimate.
Start with a clear conversation about the project, the issue and the next practical step.