Whether you’re buying a building, leasing, or just wondering
about the condition of the one you’re in, there is no better investment than obtaining a professional and objective
opinion of the building’s condition.
Reports and Auditing
Inspection reports
are customized to meet our clients’ requirements. In some cases, a “bottom line” approach is called for,
while in others, “chapter and verse” is more appropriate. Content and format are dictated by how the report is
to be used and its intended audience.
Whatever the form, our reports are laid out in clear, concise language that
outlines problems or potential trouble areas.
Our reports can make specific recommendations, including repair costs
and priorities.
We Inspect, Detect and Protect Your Best Interest
Properties of all descriptions
are evaluated, including:
- Industrial
- Institutional
- Retail
- Residential
- Office
- Churches
Special use buildings, such as sports complexes and nursing homes are also among the projects we have completed.
Reasons for Inspection
- Pre-Purchase
- Pre-Lease (Lessor or Lessee)
- Re-Financing
- Technical Audits of Buildings
- Long Term Planning
- Reserve
Fund Study
- Problem Resolution
- Receivership
Areas of Inspection
Different buildings demand different inspections. Variables such as age, occupancy and type of construction
have a bearing on how the buildings are inspected and the performance criteria by which they are judged. Our clients’
needs dictate the degree of inspection and the specific issues to be addressed.
Inspections can vary from an examination
of the structure or roof only to a comprehensive inspection of all technical facets of the building, including:
- Structure
- Exterior
Walls
- Roofing
- Insulation
- Heating
- Air Conditioning
- Ventilation
- Interior Finishes
- Elevators
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Fire Protection
- Environmental Site Assessments
- Swimming Pools
- Infrared Roof Scan
