Commercial buildings represent significant financial investments, and protecting those investments starts with a thorough commercial property inspection. Whether you own, manage, lease, or are preparing to purchase a commercial property, a professional inspection is a critical step in identifying risks, avoiding costly surprises, and ensuring long-term performance of the building. Protecting Your Investment Unlike residential properties, commercial buildings are complex struc

The difference between the inspection of steep-slope roofs and low-slope roofs is mainly one of complexity. Steep-Slope: Typical Construction Steep-slope construction is generally as follows, starting with the roof support structure: conventional rafters or trusses; plywood or oriented strand board (OSB) roof deck; underlayment of asphalt-saturated felt or a synthetic material; a.   a mechanically-fastened (but sometimes adhered, as with tile) roof-covering material that acts

Commercial property inspectors who follow the International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties, known as the ComSOP, know that it emphasizes several critical elements that must be identified during every exterior inspection. One common feature found at most commercial properties is a gas meter. The gas meter measures the amount of natural gas used by a building. Additionally, it serves as a point of disconnect, enabling the utility company or emergency

The commercial property inspection industry continues to evolve, shaped by shifting market demands, client expectations, and emerging...

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Key Steps for Success Preparing for a commercial inspection involves thorough planning, detailed knowledge, and meticulous execution. As...

The Importance of Commercial Inspections: A Comprehensive Guide When it comes to purchasing or leasing commercial property, a thorough...