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COMMERCIAL INSPECTIONS

TEXAS | OKLAHOMA | ARKANSAS | LOUISIANA
Property Condition Assessments on any commercial building - from retail and restaurant spaces to warehouse and office buildings - we can assess any property.

Looking to invest in or lease a commercial building or business? You can trust Hancock Consulting & Inspections to inspect the asset and identify any immediate repairs and deferred maintenance issues before you sign on the dotted line?

The property condition assessment provides information needed to enter into transaction negotiations with as much power in your possession as possible. During the inspection, we will evaluate all major components and systems including:

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  • HVAC – Heating Ventilation Air Conditioning

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Let the knowledge and experience of our inspectors provide advice and crucial insight to help you avoid the financial risks associated with investing in commercial property.

  • Roof

  • Foundation

  • Plumbing

  • Electrical

  • Structural

  • Doors

  • Windows

  • Ceilings

  • Floors

  • Walls

  • Grading and Drainage

  • Parking

We Inspect All Structures

  • Apartments

  • Shopping centers

  • Restaurants

  • Warehouses

  • Residential Conversions

  • Office Buildings

  • Medical Centers

  • Storefronts

  • Strip-Malls

  • Community Centers

  • New Construction

    • Pre-Slab Pour

    • Rough In

    • Final Walk-Thru

Commercial Recommendations

Before purchasing or leasing a commercial property it is recommended to obtain:

  • Check with the state, municipality, etc. to see if there are any current/pending/future building or other code, fire, zoning, occupancy, use, ADA, etc. violations attributed/attributable to the property

  • Copies of any available building plans, specifications, engineering/lot surveys, etc. of the property/building
  • Certificate of Occupancy
  • Building Permit
  • Leases that may apply to the property
  • Contact information for any and all companies that have serviced the building or its equipment (e.g. elevators, fire sprinklers, alarm systems, etc.)

  • Certificates and documentation (e.g. boiler inspection certificate, elevator inspection certificate, environmental assessment reports, fire alarm reports, tenant complaint logs, electrical compliance certificate, specialty equipment inspections, etc.)

  • Earthquake/seismic information, including that which may already be available from the State/County/City Geologist

  • Evaluation of items that are mentioned in the contract as items or systems, etc. that we will not be evaluating

  • We should also mention that often the states, municipalities, etc. do not require upgrades to get closer to, if not fully satisfy, code, etc. in/on some areas/items/systems until a building is sold. Thus, it may be a good idea to also ask them what they might require upon the sale of the building in question. They may later claim that they are not limited by that pre-purchase discussion as to what they may/will require once the building is sold.

  • You may also elect to have any number of supplemental evaluations done for the property that goes beyond what we will provide in our report (evaluation by the municipality for acceptability of any change in building design, use of the property, etc. you expect to make, indoor air quality, intelligent building systems, specialty equipment, items not included in our report, appraisal of value, seismic evaluation, etc.)

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Contact Hancock Today!

​Please call or email us today!

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(830) 608 -1200​​​
ADMIN@HANCOCKINSPECTIONS.COM
Our team would be glad to answer any questions or concerns you  may have.

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