A comprehensive 6-point commercial inspection evaluates the roof, foundation, HVAC, plumbing, electrical systems, and commercial kitchen components, providing vital due diligence on high-impact systems to protect your investment from unforeseen repair costs before finalizing a purchase.
A professional commercial roof inspection evaluates membrane integrity, drainage efficiency, and flashing condition to identify potential leaks or structural wear that could lead to massive repair bills. Opting for a 6-point inspection is the perfect strategy to reduce costs, as it prioritizes this high-ticket item alongside other critical systems, providing essential risk mitigation without the higher price tag of a full-scale building audit.
A commercial HVAC inspection evaluates the mechanical health, energy efficiency, and remaining lifespan of heating and cooling units to ensure the building remains operational and comfortable. Including this in a 6-point inspection is the perfect way to reduce costs, as it focuses your budget on high-stakes systems that are expensive to replace, providing essential peace of mind without the overhead of an exhaustive full-building survey.
By focusing exclusively on the five big-ticket systems—roof, foundation, electrical, plumbing, kitchens, and HVAC—our streamlined inspection reduces your costs by prioritizing the major components that matter most to your investment.
Full roof inspection of PVC, EPDM, Asphalt, Metal and drainage systems.
Full inspection of the foundation, landscape, footings, and the surrounding areas.
Full inspection with camera sewer scope, drainage systems, and water mains.
Full inspection of the electrical service drop, panels, breakers, conductors, and generators.
Full inspection of the HVAC system including heat exchangers, components, electrical, and pressures.
Full inspection of the kitchen including fire protection, friers, grills, coolers, freezers OR a basic fire protection system inspection.
A commercial foundation inspection assesses structural integrity, settlement patterns, and moisture intrusion to identify hidden defects that could compromise the entire building's safety. A 6-point inspection is the perfect solution for reducing costs because it targets this high-liability area alongside other critical systems, delivering the necessary due diligence at a fraction of the price of a full-scale assessment.
A commercial electrical inspection evaluates main service panels, wiring integrity, and code compliance to prevent fire hazards and ensure the building can safely handle its operational power demands. A 6-point inspection is the perfect cost-saving tool because it isolates this high-risk system alongside other major components, providing the essential safety checks you need without the expense of a comprehensive property audit.
A commercial plumbing inspection evaluates supply lines, drainage systems, and water heating units to identify potential leaks or infrastructure failures that could lead to costly water damage. A 6-point inspection is the perfect way to reduce costs, as it targets this high-maintenance system alongside other critical components, providing essential due diligence while avoiding the higher fees of a full property survey.
A 6-point inspection from Ground Zero Commercial Inspections provides a targeted evaluation of the most critical systems—roof, foundation, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and kitchen—offering investors the expert due diligence and peace of mind needed to protect their capital before finalizing any deal.
A commercial kitchen and fire protection inspection evaluates hood suppression systems, grease traps, and life-safety equipment to ensure the property meets strict safety codes and operational standards. A 6-point inspection is the perfect way to reduce costs, as it bundles this high-risk area with other critical building systems, providing essential due diligence at a significantly lower price point than a full-scale inspection.
Common for many kitchens with baffles, blowers, grease traps, distance, labels...
Common commercial fire protection includes labels, pressure, pipe sizes, control panels, batteries, hydrants, quick connects.
Common roofing inspections often include drainage, type, materials, age, condition, etc.
Common ceiling staining from plumbing or roof leaks.