Commercial property inspections basics

What you need to know about commercial property Inspections

 

When looking to purchase or lease Commercial Property there are a few thing you need to know. A Commercial property inspection is extremely important for clients who are seeking to know every meticulous detail concerning the condition of a property that they want to purchase.

The results of commercial property inspections are generally reported in the PCR (Property Condition Report). The information detailed in the PCR enables the potential buyer and current owner about the maintenance that is required. This can be beneficial to either the buyer or the seller based on the results of the inspection.

The focus of the commercial property inspection will be based on several factors. Occupancy, age and the kind of construction are the principal factors that have to be considered in order to determine how the property will be inspected.

The performance criteria needed in order to complete the commercial property inspection is also considered. The inspections range from the visual examination to a much more comprehensive inspection offered by Capstone Inspections, which explores energy loss, electrical surveys, flat roof scans and all other areas to ensure the most detailed, professional results are provided.

These are some of the areas of inspection taken into account:

  • Plumbing systems
  • Site characteristics
  • Roof surface
  • Heating systems
  • Electrical and mechanical systems
  • Ventilation and air-conditioning systems
  • Fire protection/Life safety
  • Opinions of probable costs
  • Interior elements
Depending on the kind of property, and the needs of the client, it may be in your best interest that we call in specialists or technical. Having experts acting as consultants will ensure that the commercial property inspection is flawless. Some of the professionals that could be utilized include; environmental specialists, electrical specialists, roof specialists, fire protection specialists and others.
In conclusion, commercial property Inspections are imperative if you are looking to buy, sell or lease a commercial property and want to know what issues exist. If you are looking for a professional, make sure you consider Capstone Inspections for your project.

Timothy Rollins

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