COMMERCIAL SERVICES

Document condition before the next lease decision.

A clear physical-condition record for commercial owners and occupiers, with a scope matched to the premises and lease stage.

Which lease stage are you planning?

Choose your starting point. Your lease stage carries into the proposal request so you can continue with the property details.

Prepare the scope

Provide the premises description, lease stage, relevant client-identified responsibilities, maintenance records, prior reports and access contact. Clarify shared systems: the roof or HVAC may serve areas beyond an individual suite.

What you receive

A written condition record with photos, agreed systems, limitations and recommended next steps. Differences are described against the available evidence; missing baseline records remain a limitation.

Premises + accessible systems

Agree the suite, building, shared areas, and system boundaries before the visit.

Conditions + open questions

Organize findings and the records or specialist evaluations still needed.

Baseline + follow-up

Discuss a separate revisit when repairs or changing conditions need documentation.

For triple-net (NNN) leases

Tell us which physical-condition questions your advisers need answered. The inspection does not interpret lease terms, determine liability or certify that a party has fulfilled its lease obligations.

See the reporting approach

Our commercial example illustrates how condition observations, evidence gaps, and next steps are organized. Your lease report follows the agreed premises and assignment.

View the illustrative commercial record

Review the proposal process · Plan recurring condition reviews

Tell us about your property.

Metro Atlanta and North Georgia. Your request begins a scope and availability review; it does not book or charge you.

Start commercial request

YOUR NEXT STEP

From the right inspection
to a clearer decision.

Share your building and objectives. We’ll review the scope before confirming availability and the fee.

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