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Inspection Services
I provide complete commercial property inspection services according to the International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties and the Code of Ethics.
Commercial Building Inspection:
My Commercial Building Inspection service provides a comprehensive assessment of my property's condition, safety, and compliance. I evaluate critical components, identify potential issues, and provide an accurate assessment for informed decision-making. Ensure the safety and compliance of your commercial property with my professional inspection service.
Additional Services Offered
Construction Draw Inspection:
This service involves the thorough inspection of ongoing construction projects to verify that the work completed aligns with the draw requests submitted for funding. To ensure that the construction is progressing as planned, safeguarding both lenders and property owners by verifying that the requested funds are justified based on the actual progress.
Property Condition Assessments (PCA):
A Property Condition Assessment provides a detailed evaluation of the current condition of a property. This includes inspecting all major building systems, such as electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and structural components. To offer stakeholders a clear understanding of a property's physical state, identifying any immediate or long-term maintenance needs and potential repair costs.
Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) Inspections:
The Phase 1 ESA is an inspection that assesses the environmental history and current status of a property to identify any potential contamination risks. To evaluate the likelihood of environmental hazards, such as soil or groundwater contamination, based on past and current land use. This is often a prerequisite for property transactions or redevelopment projects.
Commercial Mortgage Brokers Association (CMBA) Annual Lenders Inspections:
These inspections are conducted annually for properties financed through members of the Commercial Mortgage Brokers Association. They ensure that the property remains in compliance with the loan agreements and is maintained in good condition. To protect the interests of lenders by verifying that the property remains a viable and secure investment, free from significant deterioration or issues that could affect its value.
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