At our Florida Commercial Property Inspection Company, we proudly cover the entire state of Florida. Our team consists of multiple inspectors strategically located throughout the state, ensuring we can provide reliable and thorough inspections in all major cities. Whether you are in Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, or any other city, our experienced inspectors are ready to assist you. We understand the unique property needs in various regions, and we are committed to delivering high-quality inspections to help protect your commercial investments. No matter where you are in Florida, you can count on us to be there for your inspection needs!

The average rate for a commercial property inspection in Florida typically ranges from $300 to $1,000, depending on various factors. These factors include the size and type of the property, its location, and the complexity of the inspection required. Larger properties or those requiring specialized inspections may cost more.

A commercial property inspection covers several key areas, including but not limited to:

1. Structural Components: Checks the foundation, walls, and roof for damage.
2. Roofing: Assesses for leaks and drainage issues.
3. Electrical System: Evaluates wiring, panels, and outlets.
4. Plumbing System: Inspects pipes, fixtures, and drainage.
5. HVAC Systems: Reviews heating and cooling systems for efficiency.
6. Interior Spaces: Examines floors, ceilings, and walls for maintenance issues.
7. Pest Inspection: Looks for signs of infestations.
8. Site Conditions: Assesses landscaping and parking areas.
9. Compliance with Local Codes: Ensures adherence to regulations.
10. Safety Features: Checks fire alarms and emergency exits

Here are some common types of commercial properties:

1. Retail Stores: Shops and storefronts for selling goods directly to consumers.
2. Office Buildings: Spaces used for business operations, including corporate offices and co-working spaces.
3. Warehouses: Large buildings for storing goods and products, often used in logistics and distribution.
4. Industrial Properties: Facilities for manufacturing, processing, or heavy machinery operations.
5. Hotels and Resorts: Lodging facilities that provide accommodations, food, and services for guests.
6. Shopping Centers: Complexes that house multiple retail stores and services.
7. Multifamily Properties: Residential buildings with multiple units, like apartment complexes.
8. Medical Facilities: Buildings like hospitals, clinics, or doctors’ offices used for healthcare services.
9. Restaurants: Dining establishments that prepare and serve food and beverages.
10. Mixed-Use Properties: Buildings that combine residential, commercial, and sometimes industrial space within one property.
11. Government Buildings: This includes extensive preserves for FWC, Post Office, Prison, Schools and numerous other local, state and federal properties

These various types of commercial properties serve different purposes and cater to a wide range of businesses and industries.