WBTreece Consultants manages the newest service for struggling colleges: Campus Asset Advisors.

Do you have aging buildings, struggling infrastructure, and ailing enrollment? We can help. Let's start with your buildings. Facility managers, college presidents, facility chairs, and vice presidents of finance are all welcome here. We inspect, assess, schedule, execute, and manage college campus buildings.

When your campus buildings suffer, what else do they hurt?

Student enrollment
Student involvement
Classroom education
Staff morale
Alumni support
Personal health
Campus morale
Sports and athletics
Extracurriculars

The pain of failing buildings is hard to measure. Here's how we serve you, your staff, your students, and your campus as a whole. We inspect, assess, and schedule improvements in:

Grounds, Site, and Lighting
Envelope and Roofing
Plumbing, Mechanicals, Electrical, and Vertical Transportation Systems
Life Safety and Fire Protection
Interior Finishes, Aesthetics, and Harmony
Historical Building Concerns
Special Spaces and Structures
Accessibility
Environmental Concerns and Hazardous Materials
Technology and Security
Space Usage Index
Re-Purpose Plan
Get Ahead Plan

These integrated reports give the president, vice presidents, alumni, board members, and other stakeholders a 25-year schedule of upcoming capital expenditures, maintenance needs, and continuous upgrades.

This process is detailed and involved. The typical timeline to review documents, scope the buildings and the campus, and produce an intitial proposal is 4-6 weeks.

Contact us here to schedule an initial consultation.

WBTreece Consultants is fully trained and certified to inspect commercial properties in Raleigh, Charlotte, Greensboro, Wilmington, across North Carolina, and across the world. We provide comprehensive Equity PCA's, Capital Reserve Studies , and Cost Segregation Studies.

Read more about how inspections protect your building investments, or download a copy of the ASTM E2018, the CCPIA Standards, and/or the IRS Cost Segregation Audit Guide (2022).

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