Corner 2 Corner performs inspections of commercial property for a variety of clients on a wide range of property types. Our inspections range from Property Condition Assessments (PCAs) in accordance to ASTM E 2018 Standards, to inspections more tailored to a client’s specific needs.

Common Types of Commercial Inspections Performed:

Pre-purchase for buyers
Pre and Post lease for landlords or tenants
Triple Net Lease
Draw inspections on new construction
Site Review, pre purchase or pre construction
Investigative/Problem solving
Consulting
Other services as might be needed

Types of Commercial Buildings Inspected Include:

Apartment buildings
Office buildings
Warehouses
Restaurants
Strip malls
Convenience Stores
Medical/professional
Churches
Unusual: Dude ranches, small aircraft hangers, etc.

Types of clients include:

Owner occupants
Small and large investors
Insurance companies
Mortgage companies
Banks
Tenants.for.pre and post lease
Landlords
Property management companies
Field Service companies

Corner 2 Corner inspectors can provide you with a professional bid to perform a thorough visual assessment of your commercial property. Options are generally provided as part of the bid package, giving you the freedom to choose the scope of work.

ASTM E 2018 Standards

Corner 2 Corner commercial inspections are designed to be in general accordance with ASTM E 2018 professional standards and can be designed to meet your particular needs.

Prompt Service

Corner 2 Corner understands the importance of timely scheduling, efficient turnaround and effective communication with property owners, brokers and managers. Corner 2 Corner will work with you to schedule an inspection promptly to meet your deadlines.

Significant Findings

Upon completion of the inspection, your Corner 2 Corner inspector will report all significant findings to you in a professional report regarding the:

Roof
Foundation
Windows
Heating/cooling system
Electrical
Plumbing
Drive/parking areas
Lot and grounds
And more

Few properties are in perfect condition. Like used cars, older properties require maintenance and repair over time. An inspection can clue you in to areas of concern, improve your negotiating position and provide you with an assessment of the current condition of the property for future reference.