Commercial & Multi-Unit Property Inspections
Professional inspections for duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, small commercial buildings, and investment properties throughout Northern Colorado and Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Types of Properties We Inspect
We provide thorough inspections for a variety of commercial and multi-unit properties in Larimer County, Weld County, and the greater Northern Colorado region:
Multi-Family Properties
Duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, and small apartment buildings. Each unit inspected individually plus common areas and shared systems.
Investment Properties
Rental homes, income properties, and fix-and-flip projects. Detailed assessment to support your investment decisions.
Small Commercial Buildings
Retail spaces, office buildings, mixed-use properties, and light industrial. Focus on building systems and structural integrity.
HOA & Property Management
Common area inspections, maintenance assessments, and reserve study support for property managers and HOA boards.
Investor-Focused Approach: We understand that multi-unit and commercial properties are business decisions. Our reports focus on the information you need: capital expenses, maintenance requirements, and issues that affect cash flow and property value.
What's Included in Commercial Inspections
Our commercial and multi-unit property inspections are comprehensive evaluations covering all major building systems and components:
Structural Components
- Foundation: Inspection of foundation type, condition, cracks, settlement, and structural integrity
- Framing & Structure: Load-bearing walls, beams, columns, and overall structural condition
- Roof Systems: Roofing materials, flashings, drainage, condition assessment, and estimated remaining life
Building Systems
- Electrical: Service panels, wiring, outlets, lighting, and code compliance concerns
- Plumbing: Supply lines, drain systems, water heaters, fixtures, and visible piping
- HVAC: Heating and cooling systems, age, condition, and operational testing
- Building Envelope: Exterior walls, windows, doors, insulation, and weatherproofing
Safety & Compliance
- Fire Safety: Smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, egress, and emergency lighting
- ADA Compliance Basics: Accessibility observations for entrances, restrooms, and common areas
- Safety Hazards: Trip hazards, handrails, stairs, and general safety concerns
Additional Areas
- Common Areas: Hallways, lobbies, laundry rooms, and shared spaces
- Parking Areas: Condition of lots, striping, lighting, and drainage
- Site & Grounds: Grading, drainage, walkways, and exterior conditions
Note: Our inspections are visual, non-invasive assessments. We do not perform code compliance certifications, environmental testing (unless added), or engineering evaluations. We can recommend specialists when needed.
Why Investors Need Professional Inspections
Whether you're purchasing your first rental property or adding to a portfolio, a professional inspection is essential due diligence:
Identify Capital Expenses
Understanding the condition and remaining life of major systems—roof, HVAC, water heaters, electrical—helps you plan for capital expenditures. Knowing a roof has 5 years left versus 15 years dramatically affects your investment calculations.
Negotiate Purchase Price
Documented deficiencies provide leverage for price negotiations or repair credits. Our detailed reports with photos give you objective evidence to support your position.
Plan Maintenance Budgets
A thorough inspection reveals deferred maintenance and upcoming repair needs. This information is crucial for accurate cash flow projections and reserve planning.
Avoid Costly Surprises
Hidden issues like foundation problems, electrical deficiencies, or plumbing failures can turn a good investment into a money pit. Inspections reveal problems before they become your responsibility.
Satisfy Lender Requirements
Many commercial lenders require property condition assessments. Our reports provide the documentation needed to support financing.
Real Estate Investor Experience: We work regularly with investors, property managers, and real estate professionals throughout Northern Colorado. We understand the information you need to make informed investment decisions.
Commercial Inspection Pricing
Commercial and multi-unit property inspection pricing is customized based on several factors:
- Property Size: Total square footage of the building
- Number of Units: Each unit requires individual inspection time
- Building Age: Older buildings often require more detailed evaluation
- Property Type: Commercial buildings may have specialized systems
- Additional Services: Radon testing, sewer scope, thermal imaging add-ons
Contact Us for a Custom Quote
Every property is unique. Call or text us with your property details for accurate pricing.
(720) 879-8000What Affects Inspection Time
Multi-unit inspections take longer than single-family homes because each unit requires individual attention. A typical duplex inspection takes 3-4 hours, while larger properties may require a full day. We provide time and cost estimates after learning about your specific property.
Areas Served
We provide commercial and multi-unit property inspections throughout Northern Colorado and Southern Wyoming:
Larimer County
Fort Collins, Loveland, Berthoud, Wellington, Timnath, Windsor, Estes Park, Johnstown
Weld County
Greeley, Evans, Windsor, Johnstown, Milliken, Severance, Eaton, LaSalle
Boulder County
Longmont, Boulder, Louisville, Lafayette, Erie, Niwot
Wyoming
Cheyenne, Laramie, and surrounding Laramie County communities
Flexible Scheduling: We understand commercial transactions often move quickly. We offer flexible scheduling to accommodate your timeline and can often schedule inspections within a few days of your call.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a commercial property inspection cost?
Pricing varies based on property size, number of units, building age, and complexity. Contact us with your property details for a custom quote. We provide detailed pricing after learning about your specific property.
Do you inspect multi-unit rental properties?
Yes, we inspect all types of multi-unit rental properties including duplexes, triplexes, fourplexes, and small apartment buildings. Each unit receives individual attention while also evaluating shared systems and common areas.
What's included in a commercial inspection?
Commercial inspections include evaluation of structural components, roofing systems, electrical systems, plumbing, HVAC, building envelope, safety features, ADA compliance basics, parking areas, and common areas. A detailed report documents all findings with photos.
How long does a multi-unit inspection take?
Duration depends on the number of units and property size. A duplex typically takes 3-4 hours, while larger multi-unit properties may require a full day or multiple visits. We provide time estimates when scheduling.
Do you provide inspections for investors buying rental properties?
Absolutely. We work extensively with real estate investors purchasing rental properties. Our inspections help identify capital expenses, maintenance needs, and potential issues that affect investment value and cash flow projections.
Meet Drew McClellan - Your Commercial Inspector
InterNACHI Certified Professional Inspector with experience in residential and commercial property inspections throughout Northern Colorado.
What Our Clients Say
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Professional inspections for multi-unit and commercial properties. Contact us with your property details.