A commercial property is defined as the building structures and improvements located on a parcel of commercial real estate.  These may include structures such as buildings with residential units operated for profit, mixed-use buildings, strip malls, motels, factories, storage facilities, restaurants and office buildings.

A commercial inspection will include visual observation during a walk-through survey of the subject property, the inspector conducting research about the property, and generating a meaningful report based on the observations made and research conducted by the inspector.

This research may include reviewing readily available documents, such as previous inspection reports, building permits, code violation notices and environmental studies. This research may also include interviews with readily available personnel, such as building managers, tenants and owners.

Where applicable, the inspector will consult with specialists and/or consultants to provide expertise. These professionals may include engineers, HVAC contractors, electricians, roofers, or fire saftey specialists.

A written report with detailed findings will be presented to the client and will include photographs, copies of the relevant research documents, and recomendations for further evaluation by specialists. The inspection report is presented in a three ring binder and multiple copies can be provided for all parties involved.