BAM COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INSPECTIONS:
A DIVISION OF BRICK AND MORTAR HOME INSPECTIONS
Purchasing or leasing a commercial property is a significant financial decision, often involving complex systems, structures and long-term operational considerations. To protect your investment and ensure the property meets your business needs, hiring a certified building inspector from BAM Commercial Property Inspections will empower you to make a confident decision.
Call (719) 648-2835 to schedule your inspection.
Why Choose BAM?
The reality is that far too many home inspectors dabble in commercial property inspections as opposed to making a true commitment to the necessary training and ongoing education required to become a fully-qualified commercial inspector.
Commercial inspections demand precise expertise. That’s why BAM Commercial Property Inspections (a division of Brick and Mortar Home Inspections) follow the International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties (ComSOP) and our commercial inspectors hold certifications from the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association (CCPIA) and InterNACHI.
We pride ourselves on providing thorough, high quality, and detailed inspections. Clients trust us to inform and educate them with unbiased reporting and clear communication.
faqs
What Types of Commercial Properties do we Inspect?
A warehouse presents different challenges than an office building, retail plaza or multi-unit residential complex. Our certified inspectors have unparalleled experience inspecting all types of commercial properties including:
- Office Buildings (Class A, B, and C)
- Retail Buildings
- Industrial/Warehouse Buildings
- Apartment Buildings
- Hotels
- Special Purpose Buildings
(Churches, Self-Storage Buildings, Etc.)
What does a Commercial Inspection Entail?
BAM Commercial Property Inspections are uniquely designed to support the complex needs of commercial buyers, sellers, and their agents. The following systems are thoroughly considered during our commercial inspections:
- Heating, Ventilation, and Cooling Systems
- Plumbing System
- Electrical System
- Roof Surface, Drainage, and Penetrations
- Exterior Elements and Fixtures
- General Topography of the Building Site
- Parking Areas and Sidewalks (for accessibility)
- Decks and Balconies
- Foundations, Basements, and Crawlspace
- Doors, Windows, and Interior
- Life Safety Components
- Kitchens (Including Storage)
- Other Areas Specific to the Property
What About the Inspection Report?
The best commercial inspection reports don’t just list deficiencies – they provide actionable insights.
Our digital reports include high resolution photos and videos, cost estimates, and maintenance recommendations. They contain detailed findings obtained during the property condition assessment, document review process, and interview process. They also include any third-party reports ordered as part of the inspection. The reports provide an inventory of the building’s major systems and components, and an evaluation of their functional and physical condition.