Form Verification.
Once concrete is placed, position errors become demolition. A form verification survey independently checks the formwork's line, grade and dimensions against the approved plans in the window when a correction still costs minutes instead of days.
Serving Los Angeles and Southern California from Studio City.
Who typically needs this
- General contractors before structural pours
- Concrete subcontractors documenting their own work
- Owners' representatives on quality-critical structures
Common situations
- Foundation forms are set and the pour is scheduled
- An elevated deck's edge forms and embeds need checking
- A project's QC plan requires third-party verification before each pour
What KEG does
- 01Measure the as-set formwork against the approved geometry
- 02Check line, grade and critical dimensions
- 03Report anything out of tolerance to the field team immediately
- 04Document the verification for the project record
What you receive
- Verification report for each checked pour
- Immediate field notification of discrepancies
- Records for the QC file
Most jobs are completed in 1–2 weeks. Scope, schedule and price are confirmed with you before fieldwork begins.
What affects cost
- Number of pours to verify
- Complexity of the formwork geometry
- Schedule pressure around pour windows
What affects timing
- Pour schedule: verification happens in the gap between form-set and pour
Form Verification questions
When should the form check happen?
After the forms are substantially complete and before the pour is confirmed, typically the day before, so there is time to correct anything we find.