Commercial property due diligence inspection

Due Diligence
Inspections.

Construction-focused property assessments that uncover conditions, risks, and capital needs before you commit.

What we do

Know the property before the investment

We examine the visible condition of buildings, systems, interiors, and site improvements to help owners and buyers understand deferred maintenance, near-term repairs, and renovation priorities.

01
Whole-property condition assessment

Property Condition

A construction-focused overview of visible property conditions, deferred maintenance, active concerns, and improvement opportunities.

02
Building envelope inspection

Building Envelope

Visible review of walls, siding, stucco, windows, doors, sealants, penetrations, and moisture-related warning signs.

03
Commercial roofing assessment

Roofing Assessment

Review of visible roof conditions, drainage, flashing, penetrations, prior repairs, remaining-life indicators, and replacement priorities.

04
Visible structural condition review

Structural Conditions

Observation of visible cracking, movement, deterioration, framing concerns, and other conditions that may warrant specialist review.

05
Mechanical electrical and plumbing system review

MEP Systems

Visible review of HVAC, electrical, plumbing, water-heating, and related equipment for condition, age, and planning needs.

06
Multifamily unit and interior inspection

Interiors & Units

Representative review of units, common areas, finishes, fixtures, appliances, recurring damage patterns, and renovation potential.

07
Accessibility and safety condition review

Access & Safety

Identification of visible accessibility, egress, guardrail, stair, trip-hazard, and life-safety items for further evaluation.

08
Property paving drainage and site assessment

Site & Drainage

Review of paving, sidewalks, grading, drainage, retaining conditions, fencing, exterior lighting, and site improvements.

09
Capital needs planning and construction budgeting

Capital Planning

Planning-level budgets organized by urgency to support acquisition decisions, reserves, deferred maintenance, and value-add strategy.

10
Due diligence inspection report and photo documentation

Reports & Photos

Clear findings, prioritized observations, representative photography, and scope notes your acquisition team can act on.

FAQ

Due diligence, answered.

Property condition assessment in progress

The scope can include exterior systems, roofing, representative interiors, common areas, visible structural conditions, MEP equipment, accessibility concerns, and site improvements such as paving and drainage.

No. Our review is construction-focused and based on visible conditions within the agreed scope. Specialized structural, environmental, code, or engineering evaluations should be performed by the appropriate licensed professionals when required.

Yes. We can organize observed needs by urgency and develop planning-level construction budgets for immediate repairs, deferred maintenance, and value-add improvements.

Unit sampling is tailored to the property, transaction timeline, and client scope. We can review a representative selection or expand the sample when broader coverage is needed.

Send us the property address, asset type, approximate size or unit count, requested inspection window, access details, and any specific concerns. We'll define the scope and turnaround before scheduling.