Commercial properties are diverse and range from small to large in square footage. They may feature complex industrial systems or simpler residential-style setups, but all are used for business purposes…
The transition from home inspections to commercial property inspections requires every tool in your tool bag. One such tool could be the effective use of certain pricing methods. A residential…
A cost-to-cure table is a table that compiles construction cost estimates (CCEs) for immediate improvements and enhancements to a property based on the findings of a commercial property inspection report.…
Every business undergoes a natural evolution. As a property inspection business evolves from a single inspector handling residential jobs to also potentially offering commercial property inspections, a key decision arises:…
Company branding refers to the unique identity and image of a business. It involves elements like logos, colors, taglines, marketing pieces, and the overall marketing strategy that collectively shapes how…
Building a commercial property inspection business takes time, effort, and money. Being able to sell commercial property inspections is at the heart of running a business. However, selling this type…
The move between residential and commercial inspection, on paper, can look like a monumental leap, but is it really? Before considering the move between residential and commercial property inspections, there…
Here are some step-by-step instructions for handling calls from prospective clients. Think of it as a guide for landing business. It requires you to devote time and resources to your…
The calculation for pricing the inspection of multi-family dwelling properties is based on the price per unit, or, in other words, a cost per front door. It can be a…
CCPIA’s article “How to Price a Commercial Building Inspection” discusses the four primary approaches to determine an inspection fee, including: a percentage of the sale price; your hourly rate; the…
The difference between a residential and a commercial multi-family property depends on the number of units to be inspected. Most state regulations define a residential building as a structure containing…
I. Why Dig? Have you ever heard anyone say, “We bought our house blindly! We didn’t even hire an inspector – in fact, we never set eyes on it!” Of…