Restoration works are considered an essential part of maintenance, aiming to rehabilitate buildings and facilities to their original condition or even improve them. MI Engineering is one of the leading companies that adopts the latest technologies and international standards in facility restoration. Below are the details of the restoration services offered by the company:

Assessment and Inspection

Condition Assessment:

• Conducting a thorough inspection of the building or facilities to determine the extent of damage or deterioration in structural materials or equipment.

Diagnosis:

• Identifying the causes of damage and assessing the required restoration works, such as corrosion, cracks, or moisture.

Design and Planning

Restoration Plan:

• Preparing a detailed plan that covers all required works, costs, and the estimated restoration timeline.

Material Selection:

• Choosing appropriate materials to ensure that the restoration maintains the original quality of construction and adapts to the surrounding environment.

Structural Works and Reinforcement

Structural Repair:

• Repairing or replacing deteriorated structural elements such as walls, columns, or ceilings.

Strengthening and Support:

• Adding reinforcements or improving infrastructure to enhance the building’s stability and resistance to external conditions.

Finishing Works

Walls and Ceilings:

• Repainting or covering walls with suitable materials to preserve the aesthetic appearance and align with the original design.

Flooring Repair:

• Restoring or replacing damaged floors, whether ceramic, parquet, or other types.

Environmental Treatments

Waterproofing:

• Addressing water leakage problems and adding waterproofing layers to roofs and walls exposed to moisture.

Moisture and Mold Control:

• Applying moisture-proofing methods and mold removal techniques to ensure a healthy environment for the building and its users.

Testing and Monitoring

Post-Restoration Inspection:

• Conducting a comprehensive inspection to ensure proper execution of restoration and safety of the building for use.

Continuous Monitoring:

• Tracking performance and maintaining restored areas to ensure they remain in good condition.

Documentation and Reporting

Work Documentation:

• Recording all restoration steps and repairs carried out, helping preserve the building’s history and facilitating future maintenance.

Final Reports:

• Providing a final report that includes details of the executed works, materials used, costs, and any recommendations for future maintenance.

Restoration works help extend the lifespan of buildings, increase their value, and enhance both the safety and aesthetics of facilities.