Accredited testing laboratory · ISO/IEC 17025 · Tbilisi

Building next to existing buildings? Protect your project with data.

InfraLab measures construction vibration on site and hands you an accredited test report - evidence that holds up when neighbours complain or a supervising authority asks for proof.

Accredited testing laboratory · ISO/IEC 17025 · certificate No. GAC-TL-0375

Price depends on the site. Consultation is free.

01 · Risks

What happens when vibration isn't measured

Pile drilling, sheet pile installation, soil compaction, demolition - every one of these works sends vibration into nearby buildings. Without data, in any dispute all you have is your word.

  • Neighbour complaints

    “Your works cracked my wall.” Every new crack gets blamed on the construction site - even if it was there before. Without measurements, proving otherwise is almost impossible.

  • Works put on hold

    After a complaint, the client or a supervising authority may demand that works stop until the vibration impact is established. Every day of downtime costs money.

  • Disputes and damage claims

    If a dispute goes to court, an accredited test report is your main evidence that vibration stayed within permissible limits.

02 · Services

Three formats, one goal: data that protects you

We measure vibration on buildings and on the ground - exactly the two objects covered by our accreditation. Choose the format by the kind of works; not sure which one you need? Call us and we will work it out together.

01

For a single stage

One-off measurement

We come to the site, measure vibration at neighbouring buildings and on the ground while works are under way, and hand you a test report.

  • Site visit
  • Building or ground - triaxial (X, Y, Z)
  • Accredited test report
02

For the whole stage

Continuous monitoring

The monitor stays on site for the entire construction stage. If vibration exceeds the permissible limit, you get an SMS or email alert instantly - before damage occurs.

  • Continuous 24/7 recording
  • SMS / email alerts
  • Periodic reports
03

When a complaint is already filed

Expert opinion

On the basis of the accredited measurement and test report, we assess the link between vibration and the damage and prepare a written opinion - for a complaint, negotiations or a dispute. The report is accredited; the opinion is the engineer’s professional assessment and falls outside the accreditation scope.

  • Site assessment
  • Comparison with DIN 4150-3
  • Written opinion - outside the accreditation scope
Submit a request Free consultation

Price depends on the site. Consultation is free.

03 · Process

How we work

  1. Call or message

    Tell us about the site, the works and the neighbouring buildings. Consultation is free.

  2. Site visit

    An engineer inspects the site and neighbouring buildings and selects the measurement points.

  3. Measurement or monitoring

    The SV 803 records peak particle velocity (PPV) and dominant frequency on three axes.

  4. Test report and opinion

    You receive an accredited test report: results, charts and a comparison with the DIN 4150-3:2016-12 guideline values. If you need one, a separate expert opinion follows, based on that report.

04 · Trust

Why you can rely on our reports

An accredited test report only works if the other side cannot call it into question.

  • Accredited laboratory

    The testing laboratory of LLC “Infralabi” is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017. Certificate No. GAC-TL-0375 · The Unified National Body of Accreditation - Accreditation Center (GAC), Georgia. Scope: instrumental measurement of vibration on buildings and ground.

  • Calibrated equipment

    Svantek SV 803 vibration monitor, DIN 45669-1 Class 1, with a valid calibration certificate.

  • Accredited method

    Measurement and assessment follow DIN 4150-3:2016-12 - exactly the method listed in our accreditation scope.

Construction site Neighbouring building SV 803 Vibration
Measurement setupThe sensor is fixed to the foundation of the neighbouring building, on the side facing the works.
3axes: X, Y, Z
0.8–400Hzfrequency range
PPV + DFpeak velocity and dominant frequency
≤ 6monthsbattery life
SMS · emailalert when the limit is exceeded

DIN 4150-3: guideline values

Permissible vibration velocity at the foundation for short-term vibration, mm/s

  • Commercial and industrial buildings
  • Residential buildings
  • Sensitive and listed buildings
DIN 4150-3: guideline values Permissible vibration velocity at the foundation for short-term vibration, mm/s. Commercial and industrial buildings: 1 Hz - 20 mm/s, 10 Hz - 20 mm/s, 50 Hz - 40 mm/s, 100 Hz - 50 mm/s; Residential buildings: 1 Hz - 5 mm/s, 10 Hz - 5 mm/s, 50 Hz - 15 mm/s, 100 Hz - 20 mm/s; Sensitive and listed buildings: 1 Hz - 3 mm/s, 10 Hz - 3 mm/s, 50 Hz - 8 mm/s, 100 Hz - 10 mm/s. 01020304050125102050100 Frequency, Hz mm/s Commercial · 50Residential · 20Sensitive · 10 DIN 4150-3: guideline values Permissible vibration velocity at the foundation for short-term vibration, mm/s. Commercial and industrial buildings: 1 Hz - 20 mm/s, 10 Hz - 20 mm/s, 50 Hz - 40 mm/s, 100 Hz - 50 mm/s; Residential buildings: 1 Hz - 5 mm/s, 10 Hz - 5 mm/s, 50 Hz - 15 mm/s, 100 Hz - 20 mm/s; Sensitive and listed buildings: 1 Hz - 3 mm/s, 10 Hz - 3 mm/s, 50 Hz - 8 mm/s, 100 Hz - 10 mm/s. 01020304050125102050100 Frequency, Hz mm/s

Guideline values from Table 1 of DIN 4150-3:2016-12 (foundation). Above 100 Hz, the 50–100 Hz values apply. The assessment of a specific building is made by an engineer.

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Building type1–10 Hz10–50 Hz50–100 Hz
Commercial and industrial buildings2020 → 4040 → 50
Residential buildings55 → 1515 → 20
Sensitive and listed buildings33 → 88 → 10

05 · FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Who needs vibration measurement?

Developers and contractors working with heavy machinery near existing buildings: pile drilling, sheet pile installation, soil compaction, demolition, excavation. Especially next to old or listed buildings.

What does your accreditation cover?

Certificate No. GAC-TL-0375, issued by The Unified National Body of Accreditation - Accreditation Center (GAC), Georgia, covers instrumental measurement of vibration on two objects - buildings and ground - by the method of DIN 4150-3:2016-12. We do not present work outside this scope as accredited, and we say so up front.

Who asks for a test report?

Test reports are often requested by clients, investors or supervising authorities - especially after neighbour complaints. We measure to DIN 4150-3:2016-12 and will clarify the requirements for your site during the consultation.

How long does a measurement take?

It depends on the works. A one-off measurement is taken during a specific activity; monitoring runs for the whole stage (the SV 803 battery lasts up to 6 months). We'll give you an exact timeline after the site visit.

Will measuring interfere with the works?

No. We measure under normal operation, while works are under way - that's how real vibration shows up. There's no need to stop work.

What does the test report include?

A description of the site and the measurement points, the date and conditions of measurement, peak particle velocity (PPV) on three axes, the dominant frequency, charts and a comparison with the DIN 4150-3:2016-12 guideline values. The engineer’s opinion is a separate document, prepared on the basis of that report.

How much does it cost?

It depends on the site: the format, duration and number of measurement points. Call us - the consultation is free, and we'll quote a price once we know the site.

Where do you work?

In Tbilisi and the surrounding area.

06 · Contact

Tell us about your site

Call or message us - we'll work out together which format you need.

Price depends on the site. Consultation is free.

Submit a request

Fill in the form and our engineer will get back to you to agree the site visit and the format. The consultation is free.

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