We inspect retail centers, office buildings, warehouses, multi-family complexes, schools, churches, daycares, industrial facilities, medical offices, restaurants, car dealerships, storage facilities, hotels, strip malls, and more across Texas.

A Property Condition Assessment (PCA) is a detailed inspection evaluating a building’s structure, systems, and site elements. Reports include current deficiencies, deferred maintenance items, and estimated probable costs for repairs or upgrades.

Pricing depends on the property type, square footage, age, location, and scope of services. For an immediate estimate, use our Commercial Inspection Price Estimator Tool or contact us directly for a custom quote.

Standard commercial inspection reports are delivered within 48–72 hours. Larger, complex, or specialty properties may require additional time, but we prioritize prompt, high-quality delivery on every project.

We serve the entire Texas Triangle including Houston, Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, San Antonio, and surrounding cities. We also provide inspections in Southeast Texas, Central Texas, and the Gulf Coast region.

Yes. We provide comprehensive REO inspections for banks, asset managers, and real estate investors. Reports include occupancy status, property condition, security risks, and repair estimates.

Yes. We offer mold testing, moisture intrusion assessments, and indoor air quality evaluations for commercial properties. Identifying and mitigating mold risks early can protect tenants, employees, and assets.

Yes. We inspect flat roofs, metal systems, built-up roofs (BUR), TPO, modified bitumen, and shingle systems. Aerial drone surveys and infrared thermal imaging are utilized for thorough and safe evaluations.

Yes. We inspect historic commercial buildings with attention to unique materials, structural considerations, and preservation needs. Due to variability, historical building inspections are quoted case-by-case after initial project review.

Absolutely. We tailor our scope based on your transaction type (purchase, lease, refinance, maintenance planning) and can adjust the report format, depth of evaluation, and ancillary services as needed.

Yes. Our reports include Estimated Probable Costs (EPCs) for identified deficiencies and deferred maintenance items. This helps clients forecast capital expenditures and negotiate from a position of strength.

Yes. Our inspectors evaluate the condition and functionality of accessible plumbing, HVAC, electrical, and mechanical systems. Specialized testing can also be coordinated when needed.