Parking Garage Inspection Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu
Indoor, outdoor, and underground parking — inspection compliant with Bill 122.
In Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, part of the South Shore / Montérégie area, our certified inspectors and engineers deliver this service directly to local owners, buyers, and condo boards — with the same rigorous process and detailed reporting offered across Greater Montreal.
Do you own a building with parking, manage real estate assets, or sit on a condo syndicate board? Bill 122 requires periodic inspection of structural concrete parking slabs, just like building facades. Radar Inspection performs rigorous, compliant parking inspections throughout Greater Montreal, Laval, and the South Shore.
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What the service includes
- Structural concrete slabs
- Beams and columns
- Concrete joints
- Steel reinforcement
- Drainage and waterproofing systems
- Driving surfaces
What Is the Parking Inspection Required Under Bill 122?
Bill 122, adopted by the Régie du bâtiment du Québec (RBQ) following fatal incidents linked to concrete slab collapses, requires mandatory periodic inspection of any parking structure with at least one structural concrete slab used as a driving surface — whether indoor, outdoor, underground, or elevated.
This requirement is designed to detect the deterioration of concrete and steel reinforcement before it compromises the structural safety of the building.
Here are the key requirements:
- First inspection: between 12 and 18 months after the parking structure's construction
- Frequency: a complete inspection every five (5) years
- Who can sign it: a report signed by an engineer who is a member of the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ)
- Retention requirement: the report must be kept on-site and available to the RBQ upon request
- Responsibility: it falls to the building owner or, for a condominium, the syndicate
Buildings and Structures Covered
- Indoor parking (beneath a residential, commercial, or office building)
- Free-standing outdoor parking structures (elevated, multi-level)
- Underground parking with a structural slab
- Any multi-level parking structure serving a condominium, shopping center, or office building
Why Radar Inspection
- Meet a legal obligation — avoid RBQ non-compliance notices
- Prevent structural risks — reinforcement corrosion and concrete spalling often progress invisibly
- Protect user safety — drivers, pedestrians, maintenance staff
- Plan repairs before they become major — a crack detected early costs far less than a full slab reconstruction
- Reassure co-owners, tenants, and insurers with an up-to-date maintenance record
- Reduce civil liability risk in the event of an incident related to a structural failure
Our process
Complete visual inspection
Of all accessible slabs, beams, columns, and concrete joints.
Concrete and reinforcement assessment
Looking for cracks, spalling, efflorescence, visible corrosion, and signs of water infiltration.
Drainage verification
Of drainage and waterproofing systems, often responsible for accelerated concrete deterioration.
Targeted probing and testing
When necessary, to assess the actual extent of a deficiency below the surface.
Photo documentation
Complete documentation of every deficiency observed, with precise location.
Signed report
By an engineer, including repair recommendations and intervention prioritization based on urgency.
Warning Signs to Watch For Between Inspections
- Visible cracks in slabs or beams
- Concrete spalling or exposed steel reinforcement
- Signs of water infiltration or persistent moisture under the slabs
- Efflorescence (white deposits) on concrete surfaces
- Visible sagging or deformation of a slab section
If you notice any of these signs, an inspection shouldn't wait for the 5-year deadline set by law.
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Indoor, outdoor, and underground parking — inspection compliant with Bill 122.