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Wir erkennen Bauschäden frühzeitig und fokussieren uns auf Prävention. PreserviTec is developing as yet undisclosed AI-supported software that uses computer vision to recognise material and damage to buildings

PreserviTec GmbH offers an AI-based SaaS solution for the early detection of damage to buildings, bridges, and other infrastructure. The company utilizes computer vision technology to analyze data, primarily collected from drones, to systematically identify and document structural damage. This approach facilitates predictive maintenance, aiming to transition the construction industry towards a more proactive and sustainable model for maintaining structures. Founded by Civil Engineer Claudia Rougoor, the company stems from her extensive professional experience and motivation to innovate within the building maintenance sector. Her background in civil engineering provides a foundation for the company's technical approach to inspections. The firm is headquartered in Liederbach am Taunus, Germany. PreserviTec targets a B2B market, serving authorities, construction companies, and owners of industrial properties and historical monuments. The service is designed to make inspections more cost-effective and efficient, claiming to save over 50% of inspection costs and effort. The process involves data collection using drones with automated flight plans, followed by AI-powered software analysis for damage detection and medium-term prediction. Clients receive the results through various formats, including a dashboard, a digital model, or an analysis report. The company has been recognized for its solution, winning the Start-up Innovation Award for the construction industry in May 2025. PreserviTec is also a participant in the ESA Business Incubation Centre Hessen. Keywords: damage detection, infrastructure inspection, computer vision, predictive maintenance, construction technology, SaaS, drone inspection, civil engineering, structural health monitoring, B2B — this profile has been compiled from public sources. The founders haven't yet claimed it.