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  • Home
  • Services 
    • Equity PCA
    • WBTreece Construction
    • Campus Asset Advisors
    • Building Revenue Assessment
    • Capital Needs Assessment
    • Hotel Renovation Consulting
    • Property Condition Assessment
    • Environmental Site Assessment
    • Capital Reserve Study
    • Cost Segregation Study
    • Triple-Net Lease Inspection
    • Facility Condition Assessment
    • Commercial Building Inspection
    • Construction Loan Monitoring
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    • Grease Trap Inspection
    • Property Portfolio Review
    • Commercial Energy Audit
    • Structural Assessment
    • Commercial Inspection Training
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      • Capital Reserve Study
      • Cost Segregation Study
      • Triple-Net Lease Inspection
      • Facility Condition Assessment
      • Commercial Building Inspection
      • Construction Loan Monitoring
      • 203k Consultants
      • Grease Trap Inspection
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How we walk the site?

Commercial Building Inspection

WBTreece Consultants Walks the Site for Commercial Inspection

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At WBTreece Consultants, we take commercial inspections very seriously. One crucial part of the inspection process is walking the site to understand the property's condition and identify any potential issues.

Preparation

Before we even arrive at the site, we do our homework. We research the property's history, including any past inspections or known issues. We also review any relevant maps, plans, and documents that may be available.

Initial Walkthrough

Once we arrive at the site, we'll start with an initial walkthrough to get a sense of the property's condition. We'll look for any obvious signs of damage or wear and tear, such as cracks in the walls or uneven floors.

Detailed Inspection

After the initial walkthrough, we'll conduct a more detailed inspection. This will involve examining everything from the roof to the foundation, inside and outside the building. We'll be looking for any issues that could pose a safety hazard or impact the building's value.

Documentation

As we walk the site and conduct our inspection, we'll document everything we find. This includes taking notes, measurements, and photographs. We'll also make sketches and diagrams as needed to help us understand the property's layout.

Final Walkthrough

Once we've completed our inspection, we'll do a final walkthrough to ensure that we haven't missed anything. This is also an opportunity for us to answer any questions you may have about the inspection process.

At WBTreece Consultants, we pride ourselves on our comprehensive approach to commercial inspections. By walking the site and conducting a thorough inspection, we can provide you with the information you need to make informed decisions about your property.

Other terms we use for Commercial Building Inspection:

  • Property inspection
  • Building inspection
  • Real estate inspection
  • Commercial property assessment
  • Asset inspection
  • Due diligence inspection
  • Site survey
  • Condition assessment
  • Structural inspection
  • Environmental assessment

Here are other Due Diligence Services:

Service Overview

Church Condition Assessment

Cost Segregation Study

Capital Improvement Plan

Construction Draw Monitoring

 

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