Most of our commercial clients—88% to be exact—request an opinion of immediate repair costs alongside their inspection report. But 12% choose not to, often because they’re trying to save time, reduce the upfront fee, or believe they’ll “figure it out later.” While that might seem reasonable in the short term, it can be a costly oversight in the long run.
Read MoreWhile not every commercial building has a kitchen, for those that do—like restaurants, cafes, catering businesses, or commissaries—the condition of commercial kitchen appliances is critical. In fact, 10% of our clients specifically cite concern about commercial kitchen appliances when scheduling inspections. Why? Because even a minor malfunction in one appliance can create health hazards, disrupt operations, and cost thousands in lost revenue.
Read MoreWhen 20% of our clients list indoor air quality (IAQ) as a top concern during commercial inspections, they’re tapping into one of the most critical (and often overlooked) components of a building’s livability and performance. Whether you're managing a healthcare facility, school, office complex, or retail center, the air your occupants breathe matters more than ever.
Read MoreAccording to our internal scheduling form data, 27% of our commercial clients express concern about termites and pests—and for good reason. While they may not carry the upfront cost of an HVAC or roof failure, pest infestations can cause major structural damage, health hazards, and reputation issues that directly affect your investment.
Read MoreOnly 32% (not nearly enough) of our clients tell us they’re concerned about ADA compliance during a commercial property inspection, they’re thinking ahead—and protecting themselves. ADA violations don’t just create barriers for visitors or tenants—they can result in lawsuits, fines, failed leases, and major renovation expenses.
Read MoreAccording to our scheduling form data, 41% of our clients express concern about fire suppression systems when booking commercial property inspections. These systems may not be front-of-mind for everyone, but they’re absolutely essential—both for life safety and for meeting legal and insurance requirements.
Read MoreAs of July 2025, we’ve officially streamlined our offerings — aligning every service under the CCPIA Commercial Standards of Practice (ComSOP) and focusing entirely on what delivers the greatest value to our clients.
Read MoreAccording to our scheduling data, 43% of our clients express concern about sewer lines during commercial property inspections. This might seem like a smaller percentage compared to roofs or HVAC, but make no mistake—when sewer lines fail, the consequences are messy, costly, and disruptive.
Read MoreWhen 57% of our clients say they’re concerned about interior systems, it signals more than just a preference for aesthetics. Commercial interior elements—including walls, ceilings, floors, windows, and doors—aren’t just cosmetic. They affect building function, code compliance, energy efficiency, and tenant experience.
Read MoreWhen 66% of our clients say they're concerned about structural systems, we listen—and we understand. The structural integrity of a commercial building is foundational (literally and figuratively) to everything else. If something goes wrong, the risks aren’t just expensive—they’re potentially catastrophic.
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