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Commercial property inspection
Inspecting of commercial space
Inspection of a commercial object consists in a visual assessment of the condition of common areas and structures in order to identify defects, shortcomings and possible technical risks.
We will provide you with information about your current condition, potential risks and recommend further diagnostic procedures if necessary. The technical certificate serves as a useful tool when buying or selling real estate, after the end of the warranty period, when planning reconstruction or when it is necessary to draw up a repair and investment plan.
Process of work
We will identify any defects, deficiencies, or deviations from standards that could impact the value and functionality of your commercial property. A comprehensive assessment will be provided, allowing you to address these issues with the seller or use the findings to negotiate a better deal on the property.
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Application
Submit a request for a commercial property inspection or contact our specialist. We will organize everything quickly and efficiently.1 -
Departure of the expert
Choose a convenient date and time for the inspection of your commercial property. Our specialist will arrive on-site with all the necessary equipment to perform a thorough inspection.2 -
Inspection
The inspector will conduct a detailed examination of all major systems and structural elements of the property, ensuring they meet industry standards. Additional services can be provided based on your specific requirements..3 -
Getting a report and payment
Upon completion of the inspection, you will receive a comprehensive report in electronic format (PDF) detailing the results. Payment is due upon receipt of the report.4
Report in PDF format
After the inspection closes you will get a report in PDF format, where you can find all violations of the existing building requirements detected by our professionals. The report will be sent to your email or messenger.
Based on this document, the developer is obliged to rectify all identified violations.
Based on this document, the developer is obliged to rectify all identified violations.
Frequently asked questions
Find out which service is best suited for you and use the calculator to get an indication of the price of an inspection.
Alternatively, you can write or call us directly. When we get in touch, we’ll arrange to hand over the documents, fine tune the price estimate from the calculator and arrange an inspection date. Our expert will arrive at an agreed time, inspect the property and be available to answer any questions you may have. If you choose a service with a report, you will receive it no later than within two working days (usually sooner). You pay the invoice at the end of the inspection.
Alternatively, you can write or call us directly. When we get in touch, we’ll arrange to hand over the documents, fine tune the price estimate from the calculator and arrange an inspection date. Our expert will arrive at an agreed time, inspect the property and be available to answer any questions you may have. If you choose a service with a report, you will receive it no later than within two working days (usually sooner). You pay the invoice at the end of the inspection.
We will arrange the meeting and handover of the documents via e-mail or phone.
In no later than two working days, usually sooner. We will tell you the list of defects right after the inspection. If you are taking over a new building from a developer, we also fill in the defects in the acceptance report on site, so you have less to worry about and the developer can start working on fixing them immediately or offer you a discount.
For an inspection of a new building, we need a plan of the property, the material standards (what windows, doors, floors, sanitary fittings, etc. are in the building), a preview of the contract concluded with the developer (purchase, future purchase or work contract) and a possible list of client changes.
For older properties, we will appreciate a reference to the advertised property and, if possible, a plan of the flat or house, the electrical and gas inspection documents and commissioning reports. If you don’t have any of these, it’s not a problem.
What do our inspectors check for in commercial buildings?
Windows and doors
Inspection for cracks, chips, and damage. Ensuring proper operation of doors and windows, checking seals, weather-stripping, and insulation for energy efficiency and security.
Floor and walls flatness
Checking for deviations in walls from the vertical plane and floors from the horizontal plane, ensuring structural integrity and safety compliance.
Ventilation
Assessing the functionality of both natural and mechanical ventilation systems to ensure proper airflow and compliance with building codes.
Electricity
We will check the electrical systems throughout the commercial property, ensuring outlets, circuit breakers, and safety devices like GFCIs are functioning properly. We’ll also inspect the electrical panel to identify any potential issues or compliance concerns specific to commercial properties.
Plumbing
Our specialists will inspect the plumbing systems, looking for leaks, damaged fittings, and other potential problems. We’ll also check the water meters and ensure that everything meets the requirements for commercial use.
Others
Checking exterior mechanical defects. Deficiencies made in the course of cladding , installation.
Quality of finishing works
Walls finishing, plastering, paneling and painting (calking, wallpapering etc.) works. Quality of laminate flooring.
Quality of finishing works
Ceiling painting, tile walls and floor. quality of interior doors installation. Plumbing installation.
Preparation of an inspection report
Our expert will independently record all identified complaints in professional language and send it to the developer's email address for immediate correction of the complaint.
