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The "Site" in a Commercial Due Diligence Inspection refers to the exterior components of the property, including stormwater drainage, ingress and egress, paving, parking, curbing, flatwork, landscaping, and recreational facilities.

These elements are important to ensure proper functionality, accessibility, and safety for occupants and visitors. Inspecting these features helps identify potential issues, such as drainage problems or wear and tear, that could affect the property's value and long-term maintenance costs.

Did you know that inadequate stormwater drainage on a commercial property can lead to costly structural damage, increased maintenance, and potential legal liabilities due to flooding or water runoff issues?

Related Trends in Site Commercial Due Diligence

• Importance of stormwater drainage in commercial property
• inspectionsImpact of poor drainage on commercial property value
• Stormwater runoff issues in commercial real estate
• Commercial property drainage systems and structural damage risks
• Commercial property due diligence for stormwater management

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