Construction supervision
Supervision of works on behalf of the investor: quality, compliance with the design and correct invoicing.
As supervising engineers we follow the works from start to handover and protect the investor’s interests, from family houses to public and industrial buildings.
Why you might need it
- In Croatia a supervising engineer is required by law on most construction projects and on many projects co-financed by the Fund and EU funds.
- Supervision protects you from poor workmanship and hidden defects.
- Interim invoices are checked, so you do not pay for work that has not been done.
Who it is for
- Private investors
- Companies
- Public contracting authorities
- Recipients of Fund and EU grants
What you get
- Regular site visits
- Entries in the site diary
- Checks of interim invoices and quantities
- Final report of the supervising engineer
How we work
- Enquiry
- Review of documents and quote
- Supervision during works
- Final report
Frequently asked questions
When is construction supervision mandatory?
For buildings constructed under a building permit, the investor must appoint a supervising engineer. Fund and EU grant calls often require supervision for smaller works too, for example a final supervision report for larger heating systems.
Which area do you cover?
Mainly the City of Zagreb, Zagreb County and Sisak-Moslavina County, and further afield for larger projects.
Send an enquiry
Describe the building and what you need. Your enquiry goes straight to elkon@elkon.hr and we will reply with a quote.