ASTM E2018 Compliant Assessments
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Assets We Inspect
Retail & Shopping Centers
Focus on roof condition (often neglected under NNN leases), HVAC units, and parking lot liability. Critical for lease negotiations during a commercial inspection in Lafayette.
Office Buildings
Inspecting building envelope integrity, elevators (certification checks), and life safety systems. Our commercial inspection expert team also checks for outdated electrical panels in older properties.
Industrial & Warehousing
Emphasis on structural integrity, loading docks, heavy power electrical systems, and slab capacity during commercial property inspection in Lafayette.
Multi-Family (5+ Units)
Inspecting unit interiors (sampling method), balconies/decks, and central systems (boilers/chillers).
Regulatory Compliance & Standards
Our commercial inspection company in Lafayette adheres to rigorous industry standards to ensure every commercial inspection meets lender, insurer, and institutional investor expectations.
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Commercial FAQ
What standards do you follow for commercial inspections?
We follow the ASTM E2018-15 Standard Guide for Property Condition Assessments (PCA). This is the industry gold standard recognized by lenders, banks, and institutional investors.
How much does a commercial inspection cost?
Commercial pricing is proposal-based, depending on square footage, building type, and complexity. A small retail space might start at $600, while a large warehouse or apartment complex will be higher. Use our form for a same-day quote.
Do you inspect Net Net Net (NNN) properties?
Yes. NNN inspections are critical because the tenant is often responsible for repairs. We help you document the baseline condition of the HVAC, Roof, and Structure before the lease begins or ends.
How long does the inspection take?
A typical standalone commercial building takes 3–5 hours. Larger complexes may require a full day or a team of inspectors. We can work weekends to avoid disrupting your tenants.
Do you check for Phase 1 Environmental issues?
A standard PCA is a physical inspection. While we look for visual signs of environmental hazards (mold, oil tanks), a formal Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) is a separate service. We can refer you to environmental engineers if needed.
