When clients schedule a commercial property inspection with us, 68% express concern about the building’s exterior systems—especially structural components and lot drainage. These areas may not be as visible or glamorous as interiors, but they’re fundamental to long-term asset health.
Read MoreWhen clients reach out to schedule a commercial property inspection, 69% tell us they’re concerned about the building’s electrical system. And it’s a valid concern—electrical issues are among the top contributors to building fires, operational downtime, and costly repairs.
Read MoreAccording to our internal data, 70% of clients express concern about the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems when scheduling a commercial inspection. It's no surprise. HVAC systems are among the most expensive, complex, and critical mechanical components in any commercial building.
Read MoreWhen clients schedule a commercial property inspection, 71% express concern about plumbing systems. It's easy to understand why. Plumbing is largely hidden, costly to repair, and critical to everyday operations. Whether it’s a retail center, office, restaurant, or warehouse, plumbing problems can disrupt business, create health hazards, and rack up expenses fast.
Read MoreWhen scheduling a commercial property inspection, an overwhelming 85% of our clients express concern about the roof. And they’re right to do so. The roof is one of the most vulnerable, yet critical, components of a commercial building. It bears the brunt of weather, time, and wear—and any unnoticed issue can become a costly liability.
Read MoreHow Owners, Tenants, and Buyers Make Smarter Office Building Decisions
These buildings serve some of the most vulnerable populations—children, students, and elderly residents. Whether public or private, owner-occupied or leased, these facilities carry significant responsibilities tied to life safety, code compliance, accessibility, and operational continuity.
Read MoreKeep Your Restaurant Safe, Compliant, and Ready to Serve
Our work starts with people. Here are the client types we most often serve during office building inspections and what they’re looking for.
Read MoreKeep Your Storage and Warehouse Facility Safe, Functional, and Ready to Perform
These properties serve as logistical powerhouses—whether storing raw materials, inventory, or equipment. For owners, tenants, and investors, the value of a warehouse lies in its structural integrity, operational efficiency, and code compliance.
Read MoreWhat sets commercial inspections apart is the business lens through which they’re conducted. These inspections are not just about whether something is broken—they help clients understand how the property will perform as an income-generating asset and what hidden costs or risks may be involved in its operation or ownership.
Read MoreThe Industrial Inspection That Supports Safety, Compliance, and High-Performance Operations
These buildings don’t just store goods—they house operations. And those operations are often capital-intensive, high-risk, and tightly regulated.
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