Commercial property condition assessments (PCA) are an important part of the due diligence process when purchasing, leasing, or refinancing.  PCA reports will give you a detailed evaluation of the current physical condition of any real estate asset.

Many things are taken into consideration when deciding upon a commercial property: its location, size, and parking situation are just a few. But one of the most important things to keep in mind is the potential for repair costs that could drastically increase your overall investment, which is why a pre-purchase inspection is essential.

Long-term leases may hold tenants responsible for many or all repairs to their unit. Prior to signing a long-term lease, a tenant has the right to know whether the building is in need of major repairs such as a new roof or an upgraded electrical service. 

A structural inspection is typically a visual inspection performed by a structural engineer to confirm the structural soundness of a home or building’s load bearing components such as the foundation, joists, beams, trusses, or columns/posts. 

Our comprehensive inspection reports will include information on the condition of the roof, as well as pictures, videos, and any recommendations for repairs or replacement.

A commercial property environmental inspection, also known as an Environmental Site Assessment (ESA), is a comprehensive examination to evaluate any potential environmental liabilities.