Commercial & mixed-use
Commercial property inspections in NYC
For buyers, owners, lenders and property managers who need to know the condition of a mixed-use, retail, office or small apartment building, and what it'll cost to keep it running.
Built for small and mid-size commercial buildings
Much of New York's commercial stock is mixed-use: a storefront with apartments above, a small office building, a walk-up with a ground-floor restaurant. These buildings need someone who understands both residential and commercial systems.
What's covered
- Structure and envelope: foundation, framing, masonry, façade, parapets and roof.
- Mechanical, electrical and plumbing: boilers and rooftop units, electrical service and distribution, water heaters, and visible supply and waste systems.
- Life safety: fire alarm and sprinkler components as visible, emergency lighting, exits and egress.
- Accessibility: observations on accessible entrances, restrooms and routes.
- Moisture and mold risks, with thermal imaging.
Reporting for decision-makers
Commercial reports include a condition summary by system and a list of near-term repairs, so you can budget capital needs and negotiate with real numbers.
What we inspect
- Roof, drains and parapets
- Façade and masonry
- Foundation and structure
- Electrical service and distribution
- Heating and cooling equipment
- Plumbing and water heaters
- Fire safety components (visible)
- Exits and egress
- Accessibility observations
- Tenant spaces as accessible
- Moisture and thermal scan
- Repair priorities summary
Questions
Is this the same as a Property Condition Assessment (PCA)?
Do you inspect occupied tenant spaces?
How is commercial pricing set?
Ready when you are
Most inspections are booked within 2–3 days of your call.
Contract clocks in New York move fast. Tell us the address and your deadline, and we'll find a slot that keeps your attorney review period intact.
Call or send the form
You get a firm price before anything is booked.
We inspect, you're welcome to attend
Walk the property with your inspector and ask questions on the spot.
Your report arrives in 24–48 hours
Photos, plain-English findings, and what to do about each one.