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A commercial property inspection is a comprehensive evaluation of a building’s condition before purchase, lease, or occupancy. It covers critical systems like the roof, electrical, plumbing, air conditioning & heating, and structural elements to help business owners understand risk and plan for future maintenance or repairs.

Anyone buying, leasing, or managing commercial real estate—including office spaces, retail centers, warehouses, medical facilities, religious facilities and multi-tenant buildings. An inspection provides peace of mind and protects against costly repairs or outages. 

Commercial property inspections focus on larger systems, accessibility, and often include parking lots, and life/ fire safety systems. They are typically more complex and can be customized to fit the client’s needs.

A standard home inspection is a visual examination of the physical structure and major interior systems of a residential building, much like a physical exam that your doctor may perform on you. However, it should be clearly understood that a home inspection is not to be confused with an appraisal, warranty evaluation, building code inspection, a guarantee of any kind, and/or an insurance policy on the condition of the property. 

Superior Value Property Service provides Inspections throughout the Dallas/ Ft Worth metro area and Central Louisiana.   Contact us to see if we service your area.

During an inspection, the inspector will review the readily accessible exposed portions of the structure of the home, including the roof, attic, walls, ceilings, floors, windows, doors, basement and foundation, as well as the heating/air conditioning systems, interior plumbing and electrical systems for potential problems.

Keep in mind that a home inspection is not intended to point out every small problem or nonvisible/latent defect in a home. Most minor or cosmetic flaws, for example, should be apparent to the buyer without the aid of a professional.

Yes!  Although not required, we encourage our clients to attend the inspection in some capacity. Most clients elect to meet with the inspector towards the end of the inspection to discuss the findings and contents of the inspection report. You are welcome to attend as much of the inspection as you would like.

If you are unable to attend the inspection, you can also ask your agent to fill in for you or you can choose to wait for the report to be published. The inspection report is user-friendly and very easy to navigate so even if you can't attend the inspection, you will have a thorough understanding of the inspector's findings. After you’ve had a chance to review the report, we are available to discuss any questions you may have. 

 Realistically speaking, no. An inspection is merely a thorough examination of the home’s current condition. It is neither an appraisal (which determines market value) nor a municipal inspection, which verifies local code compliance. A home inspector, therefore, will not “pass” or “fail” a house, but will accurately and objectively describe its physical condition and indicate potential problems or concerns. 

Most certainly, yes. Now that your new home has been thoroughly inspected, you can complete your home purchase with confidence in its overall condition and its vital systems and components. You will also have become knowledgeable about your new home’s structure and systems, and can keep that information handy for future reference.