Commercial Inspections

Property condition assessments for retail, office, multi-family and mixed-use buildings across Northern Michigan.

Condition assessments for retail, office, multi-family and mixed-use buildings.

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What we Inspect

Scope is set by the asset and the transaction, not by a residential checklist applied to a bigger building.

Roof + envelope

Roof covering, flashing, drainage, cladding, glazing and the visible envelope conditions that drive the largest capital items.

Mechanical, electrical, plumbing

All major systems, operation under load where accessible, and any visible deficiencies.

Site + access

Paving, grading, drainage, exterior access and accessibility observations across the parcel.

Choose the Scope

Every inspection is quoted by scope. Send the property details and we confirm which level the transaction actually calls for.

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Core PCA

Property Condition Assessment

Condition Assessment

Straightforward acquisition or owner review.

Acquisition or owner review.

Expanded due diligence

Specialized Assets

Higher-risk or unusual property types.

Higher-risk or unusual properties.

Request a Proposal. We confirm scope and return a proposal the same business day.

Commercial scope depends on the asset, the access constraints and the deadline you are working against. A quick exchange up front produces an accurate proposal, rather than a number that changes once we see the building.

What to include

Our Process

1

Send the property

Address, size, type and your deadline.

2

Confirm scope

We review access, occupancy and reporting needs, then price it.

3

Inspect

On-site assessment of systems and conditions, coordinated around tenants.

4

Deliver

Photo-documented, prioritized report in a lender-ready format.

Prioritized photo report, lender-ready.

Frequently asked questions.

A commercial property condition assessment is scoped differently, reported differently, and priced by square footage rather than a flat fee. 

Our reports are written in property condition assessment format, which is what commercial lenders typically ask for. Tell us who the lender is and any specific format they require and we will confirm before we start.

Retail, office, multi-family, mixed-use and light industrial across Northern Michigan. If you are not sure your asset fits, send the details and we will tell you honestly.

Yes. Duplexes through small apartment buildings, plus mixed-use. Pricing depends on unit count and how many units we can access.

A commercial property condition assessment is scoped differently, reported differently, and priced by square footage rather than a flat fee. 

Our reports are written in property condition assessment format, which is what commercial lenders typically ask for. Tell us who the lender is and any specific format they require and we will confirm before we start.

Retail, office, multi-family, mixed-use and light industrial across Northern Michigan. If you are not sure your asset fits, send the details and we will tell you honestly.

Yes. Duplexes through small apartment buildings, plus mixed-use. Pricing depends on unit count and how many units we can access.

By scope. Square footage, building type, unit count, systems complexity, access constraints and reporting requirements all move the number, so we quote from the actual property rather than publishing a rate that would be wrong more often than right.

Yes, and we plan for it. Occupied buildings need coordination with managers and tenants, and that gets built into the schedule during scoping rather than improvised on the day.

Yes. Specialty services fold into the proposal where the asset warrants them. We recommend them based on the building, not by default.

Same business day, once we have the property details and your deadline.

By scope. Square footage, building type, unit count, systems complexity, access constraints and reporting requirements all move the number, so we quote from the actual property rather than publishing a rate that would be wrong more often than right.

Yes, and we plan for it. Occupied buildings need coordination with managers and tenants, and that gets built into the schedule during scoping rather than improvised on the day.

Yes. Specialty services fold into the proposal where the asset warrants them. We recommend them based on the building, not by default.

Same business day, once we have the property details and your deadline.

Get the scope right before the inspection.

Send the address, building size and due-diligence deadline. We will confirm scope and return a firm proposal.

Quoted by scopeRequest Proposal
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