A commercial inspection is a comprehensive assessment of a commercial property’s condition, typically conducted before a sale, lease, or large investment in the building. These inspections evaluate the structural, mechanical, and electrical systems of a commercial property, as well as safety features and compliance with relevant codes and regulations.

Commercial properties include:

• Office buildings

• Warehouses

• Retail spaces

• Apartment complexes

• Industrial facilities

Key areas inspected during a commercial inspection include:

• Structural integrity (foundation, walls, roof)

• Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems

• Electrical and plumbing systems

• Fire safety and sprinkler systems

• Accessibility (e.g., compliance with ADA standards)

• Roofing and exterior features

• Elevators and other mechanical systems

The goal of a commercial inspection is to provide the property owner, investor, or tenant with a detailed report of the building’s current condition, highlighting any repairs, upgrades, or maintenance that may be required.