Our Inspection Services

Critical Systems Inspection
Essential systems that keep buildings safe, functional, and are most costly:
Plumbing and electrical systems
Mechanical and other HVAC
Fire and life safety components
Roofing and roof-penetrating components
Exterior envelope finish and elements
Foundation and structural components

Physical Condition Assessment
Overall building condition, functionality, and accessibility:
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Parking areas and site drainage
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Balconies and attached structures
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Restrooms and common areas
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Plumbing and light fixtures
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Cooking areas
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Interior finishes and accessibility barriers

Report of Findings
Clear documentation with supporting photos, delivered within 48 hours:
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Executive summary
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Prioritizied findings
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System-by-system analysis
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Straightforward explanations of conditions
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Confident, strategic decisions insights
Additional Inspection Services
Costs to Remedy
The cost to remedy service is a report enhancement that provides estimated opinions for immediate repairs and replacements of observed conditions based on the inspection findings.
The report includes a cost table that gives clients a clear view of the property’s upkeep needs and financial outlook, helping plan and prioritize maintenance and improvements.
Fire Door Inspections
Fire doors in commercial buildings should be inspected annually. Fire door inspections verify that life safety features are in good working condition, function as intended, and provide the necessary level of protection in an emergency.
Your fire door inspection report documents deficiencies, maintenance issues, and repair needs to support compliance and protect occupants.
Triple Net Lease Inspections
We work with tenants and landlords before and after leases to provide comprehensive insight into a property’s condition, creating transparency and reducing the risk of unexpected costs.
Whether for an entire building or a specific suite, a triple net lease inspection supports business owners and investment property owners with thorough due diligence and documentation.


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Key Building Systems We Inspect—and Why They Matter
Heating, Ventilation, and Cooling Systems (HVAC)
HVAC equipment represents one of the most significant capital expenditures in commercial buildings. A comprehensive inspection of heating, cooling, and ventilation systems evaluates equipment condition, air distribution effectiveness, and operational efficiency. Detailed reporting provides essential data for strategic planning and budgeting decisions regarding system maintenance, upgrades, or replacement.
Plumbing Systems
Commercial plumbing systems are essential infrastructure requiring proactive maintenance to prevent costly disruptions. Professional inspection examines fixtures, water supply systems, drainage networks, and water heating equipment to identify potential failure points. Early detection of leaks, corrosion, or capacity issues helps avoid business interruption and expensive emergency repairs.
Electrical Systems
Electrical infrastructure is the backbone of modern commercial operations, requiring thorough inspection for safety and capacity. Professional inspection examines power distribution, panel conditions, wiring adequacy, and code compliance throughout the facility. A comprehensive inspection ensures electrical systems meet current operational demands and identifies upgrade requirements for future needs.
Roof Surface and Drainage
Roofing systems represent substantial capital investments requiring strategic maintenance and replacement planning. Professional inspection examines membrane condition, drainage adequacy, structural integrity, and weatherproofing effectiveness. A comprehensive inspection identifies immediate repair needs and provides data for long-term roof management and budget planning.
Exterior Elements and Parking Areas
Building exteriors and site improvements significantly impact property value, accessibility, and operational functionality. A comprehensive evaluation examines building envelope components, parking surfaces, lighting systems, and accessibility compliance. Professional assessment identifies maintenance needs, safety concerns, and improvements necessary for optimal property performance and regulatory compliance.
Building Structure
Structural integrity is fundamental to building safety, occupancy, and long-term viability. Professional evaluation examines foundations, framing systems, floor structures, and load-bearing elements to identify signs of distress, settlement, or deterioration. A comprehensive assessment ensures structural adequacy for intended use and identifies any concerns requiring immediate attention or ongoing monitoring.
Interior Areas and Elements
Commercial interior spaces require careful assessment to maintain functionality, safety, and market appeal. A detailed inspection covers flooring, wall systems, ceilings, doors, windows, and specialized features to evaluate condition and identify maintenance requirements. Professional analysis supports strategic planning for interior improvements and space optimization decisions.
Life Safety Components
Life safety systems are critical building infrastructure requiring regular professional assessment for code compliance and occupant protection. A comprehensive evaluation examines fire protection equipment, emergency lighting, exit systems, and alarm components to ensure proper function and regulatory compliance. Professional inspection supports risk management and ensures building systems meet current safety standards.
Commercial Kitchens
Commercial kitchen operations depend on properly functioning safety and ventilation systems requiring professional evaluation. Thorough examination of exhaust systems, fire protection equipment, grease management, and cooking equipment assesses compliance with health and safety regulations. An expert inspection identifies operational risks and maintenance requirements for safe food service operations.