Commercial Services

Commercial roof inspection is a thorough assessment of the roof's condition, focusing on identifying any potential issues that could lead to costly repairs. During the inspection, professionals examine roofing materials, flashings, drainage systems, and any signs of wear or damage. This process is essential for maintaining the integrity the building and ensuring it remains watertight and energy-efficient. Regular inspections can help catch problems early, extending the lifespan of the roof and saving money in the long run.

A rooftop HVAC unit inspection involves a thorough examination of the system to ensure it operates efficiently and effectively. Technicians check label data and age of the unit, in addition to any visible signs of wear or damage, inspect the electrical connections, and assess the cooling via inferred camera/ testing.  Regular inspections help to identify potential issues early, ensuring optimal performance and the lifespan of the unit.

A rooftop drainage system is designed to efficiently manage rainwater runoff from or sloped roofs. It typically includes components such as gutters, downspouts, and drain outlets that direct water away from the building's foundation. Properly installed and maintained, these systems prevent water accumulation, reducing the risk of leaks and structural. Additionally, they help protect landscaping minimize erosion around the property.

A commercial building bathroom inspection involves a thorough examination of all restroom facilities ensure they meet health and safety standards. During the inspection, key areas such as plumbing, ventilation, cleanliness, and accessibility are evaluated. Inspectors check for any leaks, proper functioning of toilets and sinks, and compliance with regulations. The goal is to identify any issues that affect the hygiene and comfort of building occupants.

A multi-family interior inspection involves a thorough evaluation of the individual units and common areas within a multi-family dwelling. Inspectors assess the condition of various elements, including plumbing, electrical systems, HVAC units, and flooring. The goal is to identify any maintenance issues, safety hazards, or code violations that may need attention. This comprehensive approach ensures that the living environment is safe and well-maint for all residents.
 

During a hotel room inspection, the inspector begins by the overall cleanliness and presentation of the room. check for any signs of wear and tear, ensuring that all furniture is in good condition and free from stains or damage. The bathroom is closely examined hygiene, including the cleanliness of fixtures, towels, and toiletries. Finally, the inspector verifies that amenities, such as the, air conditioning, and Wi-Fi, are functioning properly, ensuring comfortable stay for future guests.