Commercial Inspections

What to expect:

1. Identify Potential Health Concerns. A growing concern for many consumers is how a company is working to maintain their health while the consumer is on property. A commercial inspector works to identify issues within a building like mold, leaks, foundation and roofing issues, and any concerns the age of the building may bring to light potential health concerns.
2. Verify The Integrity Of The Building. An inspection of a commercial property can help to identify any concerns in the roof, walls, and foundation that should be addressed prior to closing the sale (or at least by your opening day). These aspects of a building can lead to costly repairs and hold serious liability should something be amiss in the building’s integrity.
3. Create A List Of Repairs. One of the best parts of taking part in a commercial building inspection is getting experienced and knowledgeable insight of a professional building inspector into major repair needs to be address soon or down the line. 
4. Ensuring The Property Is Safe. One of the key aspects of an inspection is verifying the structure is safe. It is important to know the property you are opening to yourself, employees, and customers will be a safe place—one free of wiring issues, structural issues, health issues, and other potential concerns like indoor air quality.

 When you get a commercial building inspection you will have a digital report detailing everything about the building you are buying from the roof down to the foundation. This will provide you with extensive knowledge about the commercial building and all major mechanical and structural systems. 

 Purchasing any property is a major investment, and an inspection will help you make an informed decision. An objective property inspection gives you a clear checklist of information regarding your Commercial property and an understanding of all major systems and components. 

Pre-Lease Inspection

Post-Lease Inspection

Pre-Purchase Inspection

Pre-Sale Inspection

Financing

Condominium Reserve Study

• Front & typical elevations and exterior
• Parking areas
• Roofing
• Structural systems
• Plumbing
• HVAC systems
• Electrical systems
• Conveyance systems
• Representative interiors
• Any special or unusual condition