In real estate, the less you know - the more risk you assume. Yet time after time, commercial property buyers and owners don't bother to look deep enough to identify issues.

It is only through the inspection process that risk is uncovered and quantified.

Information you should know includes the building’s original construction date, square footage, building plans, dates and plans for updates to the building, insurance reports, and zoning information. You also need to know the present condition of the buildings components and systems.


You need accurate answers…

• What maintenance and repairs are needed?

• Are there any areas of moisture infiltration?

• Will parking areas need resurfaced or replaced?

• Is there a current elevator certification on file?

• Has an elevator safety test been performed within the last five years?

• Is there a fire sprinkler system and when was it last inspected and tested?

• Is there enough parking to meet current zoning requirements?

• Does this building, or one nearby, have environmental concerns?

Maintenance records need to be reviewed for all major systems including the heating systems, cooling systems, roof, elevators, fire sprinklers, and other installed systems.

Other important concerns you have may center on ADA requirements. Are the restrooms, hallways, doors, elevators, parking areas, and other such features designed to provide access to the disabled?

The amount of information one needs to review before making an informed purchase or lease decision can certainly be overwhelming. However, helping you understand the true condition of the property is what we specialize in.


Getting Accurate and Unbiased Information

Where should you go for the accurate information you need to make informed decisions?

You may be tempted to go to the companies that have been maintaining the property for this information – but think about this...

The companies that have been maintaining the building or any of its systems may not be your best source of reliable information. These companies have a financial interest in the choices you make, and may be less than completely accurate in their assessments of system conditions.

You need accurate and unbiased information about the property. An independent inspection company can provide you with a professional third party evaluation of the property, the building, and the buildings major components.


Reduce Your Risks

Have your property inspection performed by Stonegate Property Inspections.

Our highly trained and knowledgeable staff will perform an unbiased evaluation of the property.
A comprehensive inspection report will classify problems and identify concerns found during the course of the inspection.

You will know where the property stands in terms of its overall condition, the condition of its components, anticipated repairs, upgrades, and system replacements. You can move forward knowing that you have substantially reduced the potential for unpleasant or expensive surprises.

All inspection services are tailored to meet your needs. We provide you with the information you need – when you need it.

Call us today Toll Free at 888-260-6832 for your consultation.