Commercial Inspections
In Paul Maida's full time career as a home and commercial inspector, he has inspected a wide range of structures. Churches, Museums and large Industrial Buildings to Strip Malls, Retail Outlets and Multi-Family Homes are only some of the Commercial Property Inspections he has performed in Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Maida Services Commercial Inspection clients include lessees, investors, owners and sellers.
In order for us to provide a quotation for Commercial Inspection Services, we ask that you Contact Us and provide:
- A full description of the property (i.e. an MLS #, a listing sheet, or the address of the property)
- Year of construction
- The current usage of the building
- Is any portion of the building currently occupied?
- Number of units and the number of floors
- Dimensions of the building
- Types of roof(s) - flat or pitched?
- Number and location of Heating System units
- Number and location of Air Conditioning units
- Number of Washrooms
- Exterior Materials (Brick, Wood, Etc.)
- Description of Foundation(s), Basement(s) and Attic(s)
Commercial Property Inspections are performed by the owner of Maida Services, Inc., Paul Maida. Paul Maida's experience performing full service property inspections spans almost 30 years (see his credentials).
Upon receipt of an accurate description of the property, we will be glad at no charge, to provide you with a accurate and confirmed quotation.
In your quest to find a commercial inspector, we hope that you will compare education, experience and the talent of the inspector as well as the time spent with you during the scheduling process, on-site and the time the inspector invests in generating a quality report.
We encourage our client to be present for (at least part of) our commercial inspection procedure. Our inspector looks for evidence of structural defects, cracks in foundations, roof leaks, moisture, water penetration, rot, carbon monoxide, mold, UFFI (urea formaldehyde foam insulation), asbestos, pests, insect infestation (i.e. termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees and powder post beetles), plumbing leaks, unsafe electrical, components that require maintenance, repairs that were not performed correctly, cracks in chimneys, evidence of fire, ventilation, insulation, siding defects, proper grading and drainage, window and door defects, and more.
The commercial inspection and report does not include any of the commercial business equipment located on the premises and we do not provide any engineering reports. However, we will report on the condition of the property at the time of the commercial inspection, as well as, any deficiencies of the structural, electromechanical systems and components.
The Inspector will provide you with a verbal report of his inspection findings on site and/or a "call back" consultation and guided tour of his findings (for an additional fee) if our client cannot be present. Commercial Inspection reports include a detailed Summary of Deficiencies, custom narrative comment and considerable digital colored photography.
