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Commercial Property Inspection

Commercial property inspection is defined as the process of an inspector collecting information through visual observation during a walk-through survey of the subject property in Houston, TX, conducting research about the property, and then generating a meaningful report about the condition of the property based on the observations made and research conducted by the inspector. A commercial inspection requires the inspector to make observations, conduct research, and report findings in Houston, TX.

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Commercial property is defined as the building structures and improvements located on a parcel of commercial real estate. These may include structures such as buildings with residential units operated for profit, mixed-use buildings, strip malls, motels, factories, storage facilities, restaurants, and office buildings.

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Houston Jacob Home Inspection LLC in Houston, TX provides commercial property inspection (widely been regarded as Due Diligence Assessments) and consulting services to help companies, investors, developers and lenders in the decision making routine when buying, leasing, investing, selling, rehabbing, lending and of course managing property.

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What makes us so good is the fact that Commercial Property Condition Reports are custom made in order to meet the unique requirements of each customer.

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Point to be noted here is that all commercial property condition inspections are not identical. As a matter of fact, there is going to be variation in reports on the basis of particular details customers require relative to a particular property.

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As an owner, you need to have a proper understanding of how well a property has been maintained, more so if they have leased the property to a business.

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On the other hand, potential leasers need to know the conditions and expected maintenance costs of those systems and building parts they are agreeing to maintain at the time of their lease period.

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Buyers need a wide array of details depending on their intended property use.

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The below-mentioned list introduces a few of the services that may be involved in the Commercial Property Conditions report.

Due Diligence

For a good decision, you need to have important details regarding the building.

• What is the roof condition and what is its repair history?

• What sort of heating and cooling (HVAC) system does the building have; is there a central plant system?

• Do the building plans highlight any significant changes that have been made to the building?

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• Basic Evaluation Offers Important Details On:

• Roofing

• HVAC or Cooling and Heating

• Structures, Exteriors, Interiors

• Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical

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