Inspections

A comprehensive inspection covering all major systems and structures within a commercial building, such as roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and safety systems. This inspection is crucial for identifying potential issues and assessing the overall condition of the property to help owners, buyers, and investors make informed decisions.

Tailored for industrial properties like warehouses, factories, and manufacturing plants, this inspection evaluates the facility's structural integrity, fire safety, and ventilation systems. Industrial inspections help ensure operational efficiency and workplace safety.

A detailed assessment of office spaces, focusing on interior and exterior conditions, HVAC and electrical systems, accessibility, and overall safety. These inspections prioritize employee and tenant safety and help identify areas needing maintenance or upgrades to provide a comfortable and productive working environment.

Specifically for retail properties, this inspection assesses public and commercial areas, checking structural components, HVAC, electrical, and plumbing. It also evaluates storefronts and safety features to ensure they meet customer-facing and operational standards for retail businesses.

This type of property condition assessment (PCA) is performed primarily for investors or property owners who have an equity stake in a commercial property. This PCA provides a thorough evaluation of the property’s physical condition and potential maintenance needs over the asset's lifecycle. This assessment includes detailed inspections of major building systems such as HVAC, electrical, plumbing, roofing, and structural components, as well as site features like parking lots and landscaping.

A broad evaluation of the building’s condition, providing a detailed report on structural, mechanical, and safety systems. PCAs are often conducted during property transactions and include cost estimates for repairs and maintenance. This assessment is valuable for buyers, investors, and lenders to gauge the property’s future maintenance needs and budget for capital expenses.

Debt PCAs are conducted for lenders or financial institutions as part of the loan underwriting process when providing financing for commercial real estate. The debt PCA evaluates the property’s condition to determine if it can serve as reliable collateral for a loan. This assessment focuses on identifying any major repair needs that could impact the property’s income-generating potential and, thus, its ability to support the loan’s repayment.

A proactive service that provides regular inspections of critical systems, like roofing, HVAC, plumbing, and electrical, on a yearly basis. Annual maintenance helps detect minor issues early before they become major problems, ensuring the property remains safe and operational, ultimately extending the building’s lifespan.