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Commercial Inspections

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Commercial Building Inspector in Raleigh

Inspections are available for a variety of commercial properties, with services tailored to the building type, size, age, and specific needs of each property.

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What I Inspect

The following systems and components are inspected during every commercial building and property inspection that I conduct in Raleigh, NC:

Site & Exterior

Land and Site, Roof, Exterior, Decks and Balconies

Interior & Components

Doors, Windows, Storage, and Insulation

Structure & Systems

Foundation, HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical

Safety & Specialty Areas

Fire Protection, Life Safety, and Cooking Areas

Commercial Inspections

Standards of Practice

I inspect all commercial properties according to the International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties.

International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties
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Maintaining a Commercial Property

Regardless of the size or type of a commercial property, various kinds of maintenance must be performed, including general upkeep, emergency repairs, and special inspections (such as may be directed by an insurance company). But of particular importance for preserving buildings, equipment, and the grounds is preventive (or preventative) maintenance.

 

All commercial buildings require some form of maintenance to allow for their continuous use and safe operating conditions. Preventive maintenance is a form of proactive maintenance that can prolong service life expectancies and prevent equipment failure, when implemented appropriately. PM strategies also promote a reduction in overall maintenance costs, whereas reactive maintenance is typically associated with unplanned downtime and high expenditures for repair or replacement.

 

Most commercial facilities have more in common than not, including their common critical assets, such as plumbing, electrical, and mechanical equipment. However, certain building types have unique maintenance considerations. Some PM programs employ a team of full- or part-time personnel that takes care of a property. Other programs call for hiring a commercial property inspector to address the inspection portion of the maintenance program.

InterNACHI® and CCPIA® Certified

I am certified by InterNACHI®, the International Association of Certified Home Inspectors, and CCPIA®, the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association. I have completed the required hands-on training, including Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice courses. I am qualified to perform the best and most thorough commercial building and property inspection for my clients throughout the Triangle area.

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