FROCA Group provides real-world facilities risk and operational condition assessments led by senior engineering leadership. This is not a checklist inspection, a desktop review, or a generic consulting exercise. Each engagement is designed to surface the risks that materially affect ownership — how systems actually operate under load, age, and real conditions.
Assessments are structured to support ownership decision-making, not report production. Findings focus on exposure, failure points, and capital implications that owners, asset managers, insurers, and advisors need to understand.
In simple terms: we inspect and evaluate the mechanical, electrical, and life-safety systems that protect your building’s value — so owners understand what’s at risk before failures, fines, or unplanned capital costs occur.
Owner-grade evaluation of operational, life-safety, and capital exposure.
Assessment of system performance under real operating conditions.
Identification of deferred maintenance and future capital implications.
Risk-focused evaluation supporting buy, hold, or reposition decisions.
Identifies system conditions that threaten uptime, service continuity, and day-to-day operational stability.
Surfaces conditions that create safety risk, regulatory exposure, or potential liability for ownership and operators.
Evaluates deferred maintenance and system degradation that impact capital planning, asset value, and long-term performance.
HVAC (RTUs, chillers, boilers, controls)
Electrical distribution & emergency power
Fire & life-safety systems
Plumbing & domestic water
Vertical transportation (elevators)
Building envelope
BAS / controls
Back-of-house operations
Assessment findings are structured to support ownership-level decisions, not maintenance task lists. Clients use FROCA assessments to evaluate operational exposure, inform capital planning, support insurance and risk discussions, and guide acquisition or stabilization strategies.
The focus is clarity — enabling ownership and stakeholders to understand where risk exists, what matters most, and how it may impact performance and liability over time.
