A technical passport for the object, from measurements to registration

Landmark performs technical inventory of residential and non-residential objects, prepares an electronic technical passport and supports registration of the result in EDESSB.

Illustration: building measurements, laser surveying and technical passport drawings

As-built measurements and a registered electronic technical passport

We start with input data and documents, agree on a site visit, perform measurements and process the result. For objects where required, we register the data in the Unified State Electronic System in the Construction Sector.

Request a technical passport

A sequential process without empty promises

01

Request and data

We clarify the address, the object type and available documents.

02

Visit and measurements

We agree on the time and perform the as-built technical inventory.

03

Technical passport

We process the measurements and prepare the electronic document.

04

EDESSB

We register the data and the result where required for the object.

Input data and service limits

Which documents are needed?

It depends on the object and the task. In the request it is enough to state the address, the object type and the documents already available. We agree on the final list before the visit.

Do you work with residential and non-residential objects?

Yes; whether a specific task can be performed is determined by the type, area, complexity and location of the object.

When is data registered in EDESSB?

It depends on the object type and the required outcome. We will explain the procedure after reviewing the initial request.

Describe the object for technical inventory

State the address, the object type and available documents. Our specialists reply within 2 business days: we will come back with clarifications on the visit, the timeline and the scope.