Commercial Inspections

We examine cladding, masonry, sealants, windows, entries, and loading areas for wear and water intrusion, then move to the site itself: grading, drainage, walkways, and parking surfaces. Freeze-thaw cycles in the Flathead Valley are hard on exteriors and pavement, and these are the items that quietly drive repair costs.

Commercial heating and cooling often means multiple units, rooftop packages, or zoned systems, and replacing them isn't cheap.

We assess the equipment, distribution, and controls for function and note the age and condition of each, so you can forecast service and capital expense instead of inheriting a surprise.

We check fixtures, supply and drain lines, water heating, and shut-offs throughout the building, using moisture detection where something looks off.

In larger or older commercial properties, an undetected plumbing problem can mean both water damage and downtime. This is important to catch to avoid high costs and a large amount of stress.

We inspect the service, panels and breakers, grounding, and distribution, looking for overloaded capacity, outdated components, and safety hazards.

Commercial electrical demands are higher and the stakes are bigger, so anything that needs a licensed electrician's eyes gets flagged clearly.

We walk the interior, checking finishes, doors, windows, ceilings, and any in-place appliances or equipment for condition, function, and signs of moisture or damage. Every finding is captured with high-resolution photos in a report you can act on, whether you joined the walk-through or not.