Testing for radon: The uranium decay cycle produces radon, a naturally occurring radioactive gas. It is an inert gas with no flavor, color, or smell. However, it might easily infiltrate through fractures in the building's foundation and other openings. It can also enter your house with other soil gases through cracks in the ground. (Learn More).

Wood-destroying pests: We visually assess a structure's components that are easily accessible and offer crucial details about the state of the building. The inspection report will document your structure's presence of organisms and pests that damage wood. (Learn More)

Well water: Testing for undesired substances in well water involves looking for pesticides, lead, mercury, atrazine, and arsenic. Our specialists are usually informed in advance about these toxins, especially if they are an issue in your area. (Learn More)

Sewer Scope: A sewer scope camera examination of the lateral sewage pipe linking your home to the city's main line or a septic tank is carried out, often at or near the foundation of your property. Lateral sewer system issues can be found and identified via sewage camera inspections. (Learn More)

Drone inspection: Drones are increasingly utilized to quickly, safely, and accurately scan roofs while reducing the expense of calculating or measuring the rooftops. This makes it feasible to obtain useful data that, depending on the business, you may use in a variety of ways. (Learn More)

Lead Hazard Evaluation: An on-site inspection, risk assessment, and clearance inspection is completed upon request to determine the existence or amount of lead-based paint or lead hazards in a public building.

How much will it cost to inspect my business?

Never are two inspections the same. Every building inspection requires a different approach because of building variations, age, and environmental exposure. Additionally, unlike residential inspections, which are frequently estimated based on square footage, your business inspection focuses on specific building areas. Each commercial property inspection, for instance, is customized to the needs of the building being inspected. 

It Is Smart for Both the Lessee and the Lessor to Have a Commercial Property Inspection

Do you have any plans to sign a lengthy lease? Both the lessee and the lessor may benefit from a pre-lease inspection. A pre-lease inspection by a third party also offers the lessee a number of benefits. First, it will ensure that all the parts—including the plumbing, fittings, and electrical are functional for the intended use.  The lessee may be shielded from liability for existing flaws or early component failure by being aware of the property's state and its components before taking possession.

The Lessor Has Advantages As Well

Another benefit of a pre-lease inspection is for the lessor. Before leasing, the property should be in a baseline state so that owners may recover expenses for damage done while the renters were occupying the property. In addition, a property assessment can be referred to by owners to determine and keep track of the maintenance requirements placed on tenants.

It's Wise To Hire A Commercial Building Inspector In Baltimore, Maryland

The lessor can protect their property and have peace of mind by ordering a pre-lease building inspection.  No matter who you are—the building owner, the leasing company, the lender, the property manager, or the tenant—a commercial property inspection can give you a thorough and accurate evaluation of your property to help you make the best decisions. Consequently, your building inspection may help you receive the best credit terms, optimize your investment, and reduce risk. Additionally, a commercial building inspector can help you determine the benefits and drawbacks of any business property by providing you with an accurate report. 

We Serve Commercial and Industrial Structures

In the area of commercial property inspections, we are highly skilled, so if you have any questions regarding your business property inspection, call us immediately. We'll provide you with the answers you're looking for.

We inspect the following:

• Commercial and industrial structures
• Office buildings and tilt-ups
• Office buildings and tilt-up complexes, and trailer parks
• Strip malls and retail establishments
• Hotels and restaurants
• Churches and other religious institutions
• Schools, colleges, and childcare centers
• An assisted-living facility
• Storage and warehousing

The Delmarva Inspections Group Can Help!

If you want a commercial building inspector in Baltimore, Maryland, get in touch with the experts at Delmarva Inspection Group. Our accurate, comprehensive report on any commercial building inspection will meet any client's expectations.