Pre-Lease and Post-Lease Inspections
Commercial Property Inspections
Commercial Lessee Due Diligence Inspections
Assess existing conditions, deferred maintenance, and system performance before signing—or exiting—a commercial lease.
Under a triple-net lease, tenants typically take responsibility for major building systems. Our Pre-Lease and Post-Lease Inspections identify existing deficiencies, deferred maintenance, and system conditions, ensuring tenants understand their exposure before lease signing and can document conditions at lease end.
Inspection Scope Includes:
- Site improvements – parking, sidewalks, drainage, and pavement
- Structural systems – foundations and load-bearing elements
- Building envelope – exterior walls, windows, doors, and moisture risks
- Roof systems – coverings, drainage, and penetrations
- Electrical systems – service equipment, panels, and wiring
- Plumbing systems – supply, drainage, fixtures, and water heaters
- HVAC systems – heating, cooling, ventilation, and overall condition
- Interior areas – floors, ceilings, stairs, and shared spaces
- Fire & life safety – visible components and egress features
- ADA considerations – common accessibility issues
Bottom line: Clear documentation of building condition and repair responsibilities so tenants understand risks, costs, and obligations before lease execution and at lease termination.
Science-Based Property Inspections
Commercial property inspections delivering clear, actionable reports for informed decisions.
Types of Commercial Buildings
Industrial
Manufacturing plants, storage and staging facilities, and warehouses.
Retail
Strip malls, restaurants, automotive shops, and professional offices.
Multifamily
Apartments, assisted living facilities, and residential buildings.
Office
Single-tenant buildings, multi-tenant buildings, and office condominiums.
Special Purpose
Convenience stores, banquet halls, and veterinary and medical clinics.
Flex Space
Office-warehouse spaces, retail-office buildings, and mixed-use centers.
Optional Services
Sewer Scope
Video inspection of the main sewer line to detect blockages, damage, or deterioration that could affect system performance.
Radon Testing
Measuring indoor radon levels to assess health risks and inform safety decisions for building occupants.
Mold Testing
Sampling and evaluation to identify mold and conditions that may affect indoor air quality.
Methamphetamine Testing
Sampling to detect methamphetamine contamination that may pose health, regulatory, or cleanup issues.