San Bernardino County

We review the roof surface, drainage setup, flashing, penetrations, and visible wear patterns. For large commercial roofs, drone technology may help us capture a more complete view.

Our inspectors check accessible structural areas for cracks, settlement indicators, moisture entry, movement, and other visible conditions that may require closer attention. 

Parking areas, garages, pavement, striping, lighting, drainage, and access points are reviewed to better understand everyday usability and upkeep needs. 

Our inspectors review attic and plenum spaces for ventilation, insulation, moisture indicators, and visible wiring or mechanical concerns above occupied areas.

We inspect exterior walls, doors, windows, trim, drainage paths, and envelope details that help the building resist weather exposure and moisture intrusion.   

We walk through suites, common areas, offices, restrooms, and build-outs to see how the space has been used and how easily it may support your next plans.

Our inspectors check accessible panels, fixtures, outlets, and switches for signs of wear, improper installation, or limitations that may affect everyday business operations.

We look at fixtures, water flow, drainage behavior, staining, and accessible piping clues to better understand how the plumbing is holding up. 

Commercial comfort systems can be costly to repair or replace. We assess accessible HVAC equipment, operation, airflow, and signs of age so you can plan with fewer surprises.  

Our commercial inspectors look at the details that support safer use of the building, including exits, signage, access routes, and visible fire-related features.  

When lower or concealed spaces are available, we check for dampness, ventilation gaps, structural visibility, debris, and conditions that could be missed from the main floor. 

For buildings with elevators, lifts, or escalators, we review visible equipment areas and available service details to help you understand ongoing operation needs. 

For properties with elevators, lifts, or escalators, we review accessible equipment areas and available service records to help you understand current usability and upkeep. 

For apartments, hotels, and hospitality properties, we inspect accessible pool and spa equipment, surfaces, circulation components, and safety-related features.