CCPIA-CERTIFIED
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INSPECTIONS
Owners / Landlords / Lenders
1. Pre-Lease / Move-Out Inspection
Evaluate the property’s condition before or after a tenant’s occupancy. Documents damage, wear-and-tear, or needed repairs before security deposit returns.
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2. Pre-Listing / Pre-Sale Inspection
Identify issues before listing the property for sale to avoid surprises during buyer due diligence.
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3. Annual / Routine Maintenance Inspection
Regular property health check to catch deferred maintenance early—ideal for long-term asset protection.
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4. Post-Repair or Renovation Inspection
Verify that recent repairs, remodels, or tenant improvements were completed properly and to code.
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5. Draw / Progress Inspection (for Construction Projects)
Conducted during build-outs or renovations to confirm construction progress aligns with lender or investor funding schedules.​
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6. Insurance / Risk Assessment Inspection
Requested by owners or insurers to document condition, safety compliance, and liability risks.
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7. End-of-Lease Condition Report
A detailed report to compare current condition vs. initial condition. lease documentation.
Buyers / Tenants
1. Pre-Purchase Due Diligence Inspection
Comprehensive evaluation of all major systems and structures before closing.
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2. Tenant Move-In / Pre-Lease Inspection
Documents the condition prior to occupancy—helps tenants avoid future disputes and ensures systems are functional for operations.​​
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3. New Construction / Final Walkthrough Inspection
Ensures all punch-list items and contractual obligations are complete before occupancy.
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4. Specialty System Inspections
(HVAC, Roof, Electrical, Plumbing, Fire Systems) — often requested by tenants planning long-term leases or buyers with specific operational needs.
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5. Commercial Property Inspection
Used for commercial due diligence, especially for investors or financing.