Commercial Inspection

Due to the variety in size, scope of mechanical systems, and types of buildings that fall under the commercial designation, commercial buildings require a more in-depth inspection process. The commercial zoning designation encompasses restaurants, office spaces, warehouses, retail stores, factories, manufacturing facilities, and more. This requires inspectors to have a thorough understanding of a wide range of systems and the ability to give an inch-by-inch evaluation of large spaces without missing anything. B&J Inspections has been Greater Houston’s trusted partner for more than three decades, and our commitment to commercial inspections goes beyond simply walking the property. We check each mechanical system to identify potential deficiencies or future breakdowns. Because the cost of repairs to commercial properties is significantly high, it is imperative to identify any necessary repairs before committing to a purchase or lease. In addition, commercial properties bear greater liability for employee and customer safety, so ensuring that all electrical, HVAC systems, and other mechanical components are operating correctly is crucial.

Our Commercial Inspections Include but are not limited to:

• Ventilation and HVAC Systems
• Pipes, Drains, and other Plumbing Systems
• Electrical Wiring Harnesses, Outlets, Light Switches, Breaker Boxes, and more
• Mechanical Systems
• Roof Surfaces, Penetrations, and Drainage Systems
• Exterior Fixtures and Elements
• Site Topography and Drainage Grate
• Parking Areas, Sidewalks, and ADA Compliance
• Any Decking, Patio, or Balcony Structures
• Structural and Framing Components both Steel or Lumber
• Any Basements, Crawlspaces, and Foundational Structures
• Doors and Windows both Interior and Exterior
• All Safety Components Including Fire Sprinkler Systems
• Kitchen and Food Preparation Stations