Commercial Property Inspections

Flexible. Thorough. Experienced.

Important: The Texas Real Estate Commission (TREC) does not provide a standardized report format for commercial property inspections. This means each inspector is free to determine their own inspection process and reporting style.

That’s why it’s essential to work with an inspector who is not only properly trained and certified, but also fully insured.

I have the training, certifications, and experience to inspect a wide range of commercial properties. I also carry Errors and Omissions coverage and liability insurance up to $1,000,000 for your peace of mind.

No Two Commercial Properties Are Alike

Whether you're purchasing a warehouse, retail strip center, office building, or apartment complex, we tailor each inspection to fit the specific needs of the property and your concerns as a buyer or investor.

Our pricing is customized based on the scope of the work, size of the structure, and level of detail you require.

Example 1: Retail Strip Center

You may be buying a retail center occupied by businesses such as a dry cleaner, restaurant, and shoe store. Your main concerns might be the condition of the parking lot and building structure. In this case, we evaluate:

• Foundation
• Roof
• Structural Systems
• Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical Systems (that you own)

Note: Tenant-owned equipment is not included, as you are not responsible for it.

We typically deliver the full report within 1–2 business days.

Example 2: Office Building (Owner-Occupied)

If you’re purchasing an office building you plan to occupy and manage, we’ll follow a comprehensive inspection outline and provide a detailed report covering:

• Structural Components
• Mechanical Systems
• Plumbing and Electrical Systems
• Repair recommendations and priority list

Request a Quote

Give us a call to discuss your specific property. We'll provide a custom quote based on the type of building, square footage, and the depth of inspection you need.