A-Pro Inspection Services provides professional Commercial Building Inspections for buyers, investors, property owners, and tenants throughout Western Washington. These services are commonly performed as part of the commercial property due diligence process prior to purchase, lease, or investment decisions and are conducted in accordance with the Commercial Standards of Practice developed by the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association.
Commercial Building Inspections are visual assessments of accessible building systems and are not engineering evaluations, environmental assessments, code compliance reviews, or reserve studies.
Inspections are performed by a Certified Commercial Property Inspector through CCPIA, a nationally recognized standard for commercial building inspections.
Member: CCPIA-004463
Who We Inspect For
Commercial Building Inspections are commonly performed for:
- Buyers during the due diligence period
- Investors evaluating a property before acquisition
- Property owners seeking a clearer understanding of building condition
- Tenants evaluating a property before lease commitments
- Brokers assisting clients with commercial transactions
Property Types We Inspect
Commercial inspections may be performed for a wide range of property types, including:
- Office buildings
- Retail spaces
- Mixed-use buildings
- Warehouses and light industrial buildings
- Multifamily buildings
- Restaurants and hospitality properties
- Churches and assembly buildings
- Other commercial and income-producing properties
If you are unsure whether your property fits the scope of a Commercial Building Inspection, contact A-Pro Inspection Services to discuss the building and intended use.
What a Commercial Building Inspection Includes
A Commercial Building Inspection is a visual assessment of the readily accessible areas of a property and its major building systems. The purpose of the inspection is to document observed conditions and provide clients with clear information to support due diligence and decision-making.
Typical building systems evaluated include:
- Roof systems
- Exterior walls and cladding
- Structure and foundation
- Parking areas and drainage
- Electrical systems
- HVAC equipment
- Plumbing systems
- Interior spaces and common areas
- Attics and crawl spaces where accessible
Observations are documented with photographs and clear descriptions of visible conditions observed during the inspection.
Inspection Process
Commercial Building Inspections generally follow these steps.
- Request a Proposal
Provide property details and inspection needs. A proposal with pricing and availability is provided for review. - Information Review
Available property information and documentation are reviewed to better understand the building and confirm the inspection scope. When available, this may include discussions with owners, property managers, tenants, or other parties familiar with the property. - On-Site Inspection
A walk-through survey of the property is conducted to observe readily accessible areas and major building systems in accordance with the Commercial Standards of Practice. Photographs and supporting information are collected to document observed conditions. - Report Delivery
Inspection findings are compiled into a report organized by building systems and delivered through the online report portal. Buyers and their project teams can review findings and share the report during the due diligence process.
About the Inspector
Jon Teabo
Certified Commercial Property Inspector
Board Certified Master Inspector
With more than a decade of inspection experience and thousands of completed property inspections, Jon provides detailed commercial property evaluations focused on real-world building conditions and practical risk identification.
His inspections emphasize clear documentation, objective reporting, and practical information that supports informed property decisions.
Request a Commercial Inspection
Commercial inspections are priced based on the building’s size, type, and complexity.
Contact A-Pro Inspection Services to discuss your property, inspection needs, and request a proposal.
