CCPIA’s Inspecting Low-Slope Roofs Course for Commercial Property Inspectors teaches students how to inspect low-slope roofs at commercial buildings. The student will learn about the components in a low-slope roof…
Regardless of the size or type of a commercial property, various kinds of maintenance must be performed, including general upkeep, emergency repairs, and special inspections (such as may be directed…
This course will teach the student how to inspect low-slope roofs. It reviews the most common materials, designs, installation, and repair practices. This course also covers the main components and…
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When a commercial property inspector provides his/her report to the client, that report is for the client’s sole use. The legal concept of “privity of contract” applies here. Privity of…
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Many people take unnecessary risks and ultimately make bad investments by not performing proper due diligence. Whether you’re the purchaser of a property or a broker helping a client, you…
The Glossary of Terms below will help the inspector use the proper terminology in their commercial property inspection report. Consider uploading it to your reporting software, along with the CCPIA…
What Commercial Real Estate Brokers Are Saying About CCPIA “CCPIA has made it easy and convenient to find a qualified inspector in our local area, as well as for our…
Are you looking for the most straightforward way to market your services? Get CCPIA’s Commercial Property Inspector Marketing Set, which includes: 25 Folders 25 “What to Expect” Flyers 25 “About…
When a commercial property inspector provides a due diligence report (i.e., an inspection report or environmental assessment) as part of their client’s commercial real estate (CRE) transaction, it is for…
Commercial property inspectors are not responsible for determining and reporting on code compliance, and code primarily lies beyond the interest of the most common types of commercial property inspection clientele.…