Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2023-11-01 - 2023-11-03, 2024-06-05 - 2024-06-07 | InterNACHI® Headquarters & House of Horrors®, 4635 Nautilus Ct S, Boulder, CO, 80301, United States
This three-day, in-person class will prepare students to confidently perform commercial property inspections. In a series of lectures and class discussions, students will become familiar with inspecting a variety of commercial building systems, and learn essential business practices to thrive in the diverse commercial real estate landscape. Students will have the opportunity to apply the class material by actively participating in a mock inspection. Visit the Class Page for additional information. Register

Commercial Workshop at The Texas Inspectors Convention 2024
2024-01-18 - 2024-01-20 | Brazos County Expo, 5827 Leonard Rd, Bryan, TX, 77807, United States
Come and join us for the Inspection of Commercial HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Systems Workshop hosted by CCPIA at The Texas Inspectors Convention, which will take place at the Brazos County Expo in Bryan, Texas from January 18-20, 2024. Review the workshop schedule and learn more about the convention at NACHI.org/Texas-Convention-24.

Workshop: Inspection of Commercial HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Systems
CE Credit Hours: Approved for 8 hours by TREC for Inspector Elective Continuing Education
Course Number: 46214

Inspection of Commercial HVAC, Plumbing, and Electrical Systems Workshop Summary
This workshop will cover concepts and inspection procedures that every commercial property inspector should understand and be familiar for assessing HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems.
During the first session, participants will learn about various HVAC units, including split-style, packaged, air handling, variable air volume, mini split, hanging gas furnace, space heaters, infrared tube heaters, boilers, waste oil recovery, flue systems, and evaporative cooling. They will also learn how to identify and inspect common issues associated with these units.
After a lunch break, the workshop will continue with a session on plumbing. Participants will learn about supply systems, backflow prevention, waste systems, gas systems, water heaters, restrooms, other fixtures, fire sprinklers, and special systems. They will learn how to identify and inspect common issues associated with these systems and fixtures.
Finally, the workshop will conclude with a session on electrical systems. Participants will learn about single vs. three-phase power, service, main distribution gear, clearance, panels, devices, distribution, transformers, and generators. They will learn how to identify and inspect common issues associated with these systems.
This workshop is an exceptional opportunity for inspectors to gain critical skills and knowledge for inspecting commercial HVAC, plumbing, and electrical systems. With its practical approach, detailed inspection checklists, and expert-led session, participants will leave the workshop feeling confident and well-equipped to handle any inspection scenario they may encounter in the future.

Cost-to-Cure Reporting for Commercial Property Inspectors
2024-02-08 - 2024-02-09 | InterNACHI® Headquarters & House of Horrors®, 4635 Nautilus Ct S, Boulder, CO, 80301, United States
In this two-day, in-person class, you will learn how to create a cost-to-cure report and put it into practice by visiting a commercial building and going through the process of identifying and documenting information using a sample spreadsheet template that can be customized for future reports. Cost-to-cure reports are great value-adds to your existing inspection services and enable you to increase your bottomline.

Day 1 of the class focuses on the benefits and basics of cost-to-cure reporting, explaining its importance in planning for the management of real estate assets and highlighting the differences between residential and commercial inspections. Participants will explore the limitations, liabilities, risks, and marketing practices of cost-to-cure reports, along with learning terminology and ways to communicate effectively in the commercial real estate arena. The class will also delve into the structure of commercial cost-to-cure reports, examining various types, sources, software, and information gathering methods, as well as how to classify building conditions (repair or immediate cost versus a maintenance or long-term cost).
Day 2 emphasizes field training where students will visit a commercial building to identify and document information for a cost-to-cure report, understanding the data collection process and its application. The class will conclude by creating of a cost-to-cure report, cross-referencing various sources for accuracy, and equipping participants with the confidence to start and complete their own reports using customizable templates.

Visit the Class Page for additional information. Register

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections (SOLD OUT)
2024-02-21 - 2024-02-23 | Inspection Career Training Academy, 15650 N Black Canyon Hwy, Phoenix, AZ, 85053, United States
This three-day, in-person class will prepare students to confidently perform commercial property inspections. In a series of lectures and class discussions, students will become familiar with inspecting a variety of commercial building systems, and learn essential business practices to thrive in the diverse commercial real estate landscape. Students will have the opportunity to apply the class material by actively participating in a mock inspection. Visit the Class Page for additional information. This class is hosted in partnership with Inspection Career Training Academy. Register

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2024-03-06 - 2024-03-08 | InterNACHI’s House of Horrors 3 at the Northeast Training Institute, 1025 Alliance Park Dr, Bloomsburg, PA, 17815, United States

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections (SOLD OUT)
2024-03-13 - 2024-03-15 | Zoom
This three-day, in-person class will prepare students to confidently perform commercial property inspections. In a series of lectures and class discussions, students will become familiar with inspecting a variety of commercial building systems, and learn essential business practices to thrive in the diverse commercial real estate landscape. Students will have the opportunity to apply the class material by actively participating in a mock inspection. Visit the Class Page for additional information.
Continuing Education Information
The class held in Illinois is approved for 18 continuing education hours for home inspectors in Illinois by the IDFPR. For information, visit Continuing Education for Illinois Inspectors. Register

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2024-04-03 - 2024-04-05 | Zoom
This three-day, in-person class will prepare students to confidently perform commercial property inspections. In a series of lectures and class discussions, students will become familiar with inspecting a variety of commercial building systems, and learn essential business practices to thrive in the diverse commercial real estate landscape. Students will have the opportunity to apply the class material by actively participating in a mock inspection. Visit the Class Page for additional information.
This class is a TREC-approved real estate inspector continuing education class. It is approved for 21 hours. Students will receive 16 of those hours toward license renewal due to the category rule limit.
Special Guest Announcement: Repair Pricer! They will sponsor lunch and present at the event. Learn how to utilize their platform for repair and replacement cost estimates during inspections. CCPIA members enjoy an exclusive discount with Repair Pricer.
Register

Commercial Property Inspection Field Training
2024-04-20 08:00 - 16:00 (America/Denver) | Inspection Career Training Academy, 15650 N Black Canyon Hwy, Phoenix, AZ, 85053, United States
In this in-person class, you’ll experience a full day of hands-on training inspecting a commercial building. You’ll start by preparing a mock price and proposal for the subject property. Then, you’ll move on to performing the entire inspection and end with a review of the final inspection report. By fully immersing yourself in the process, you’ll gain practical, hands-on experience for landing commercial jobs and providing top-notch services to commercial clients.
What to Expect
Instructor Dillon Winiecki, CMI®, will guide students through all of the major systems and components of the subject property. This will allow students to become familiar with a variety of commercial systems and to ask questions about the systems as they inspect them. Throughout the day, Dillon will also discuss inspection methodology, how the systems work, defect recognition, and best practices for reporting according to the International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties (ComSOP).
The subject property is a large two-story office building with multiple commercial roof coverings, photovoltaic systems, fire suppression, and multiple electrical equipment rooms, as well as commercial split system HVAC. Register

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2024-05-08 - 2024-05-10 | Zoom
This three-day, in-person class will prepare students to confidently perform commercial property inspections. In a series of lectures and class discussions, students will become familiar with inspecting a variety of commercial building systems, and learn essential business practices to thrive in the diverse commercial real estate landscape. Students will have the opportunity to apply the class material by actively participating in a mock inspection. Visit the Class Page for additional information.
This class is approved for 24 hours of licensed-Tennessee home inspector continuing education (course code: 985). Register

Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #10
2024-07-09 07:00 - 08:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom
The Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting is a virtual gathering for commercial property inspection professionals. The meeting is open to all and offers a platform for professionals to engage in discussions and make connections. It’s a place where commercial property inspectors can discuss any topic of their interest with their fellow peers. The meeting follows an open floor discussion format, so you can come prepared with a topic to share or simply listen and learn from others.
Join our community meetings to learn from peers and shape the future of commercial property inspections. Please pre-register using the link below. We’ll email you the meeting access link as the date approaches. Register

Cost-to-Cure Reporting for Commercial Property Inspectors
2024-08-01 - 2024-08-02 | InterNACHI® Headquarters & House of Horrors®, 4635 Nautilus Ct S, Boulder, CO, 80301, United States
In this two-day, in-person class, students will learn how to create a cost-to-cure table. A cost-to-cure table is a compilation of construction cost estimates to address immediate improvements to a commercial property based on the findings in your inspection report. This service can help your clients determine the necessary funds they need to set aside in order to cover immediate expenses. Commercial property inspectors first determine the overall condition of a property, and this class will teach you how to go a step further by providing insight into the financial picture of the property as an asset.
Day 1: Cost-to-Cure Table Basics
Instructor Lance Coffman will cover the essential information needed to create cost-to-cure tables, including the definition of service, parts of the table, and important elements to consider when creating your own table. He’ll also go over the various resources for gathering construction cost estimates and how to implement them. By the end of Day 1, you will have all the necessary tools and information you need to start creating your own table.
Day 2: Practice Examples and Best Practices
To start, you’ll create cost-to-cure tables using practice examples and participate in class discussions about the process. You’ll build on this knowledge by learning about a similar service that goes beyond immediate costs, known as capital reserve tables.
The class will also cover best practices for offering repair, replacement, and maintenance cost services to clients, including matching people with products, marketing, important inspection agreements, and the inspection research and proposal process.
Visit the Class Page or click the button to learn more and register. Register

Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #11
2024-08-13 07:00 - 08:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom

Introductory to Performing Commercial Inspections
2024-08-19 18:00 - 20:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom
Join the InterNACHI®-TPREIA Chapter Meeting for an exclusive opportunity to learn about the world of commercial inspections with industry expert Rob Claus during our “Introductory to Performing Commercial Inspections” webinar on August 19th from 6 to 8 PM CT. This webinar holds the coveted approval from TREC for two hours of CE credit, tailored specifically for Texas-licensed Inspectors. Prepare to elevate your skills and knowledge in this specialized area, and don’t forget to come armed with your burning questions. Let’s explore the ins and outs of commercial inspections together!
TREC class number: #48783
Provider number: #10026 Pre-Register for Zoom Meeting

Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #12
2024-09-10 07:00 - 08:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom

Free Workshop: Pricing for Commercial Property Inspectors
2024-11-13 08:30 - 10:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom
The pricing workshop aims to help inspectors confidently calculate their commercial property inspection fees. You’ll learn how to assess your business costs, conduct a market analysis, and apply various pricing strategies. You’ll also receive tools and resources for future reference.
Each participant will be guided through the steps needed to set inspection fees based on their company’s specific variables, using a variety of property types as practice examples. The workshop will wrap up with a Q&A session to address any questions.

When: November 13, 2024 (from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. MST)
Where: Virtual Zoom Meeting

This free workshop is open to all! Pre-registration is required. Sign up below. Sign Up for Workshop

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2024-12-04 - 2024-12-06 | InterNACHI’s House of Horrors 3 at the Northeast Training Institute, 1025 Alliance Park Dr, Bloomsburg, PA, 17815, United States
This three-day training class is a great fit for all experience levels. Those new to commercial property inspections will learn how to inspect commercial building systems and navigate the commercial real estate market. Experienced inspectors will find valuable takeaways to finetune their inspections and business practices. Students will also gain hands-on experience through a mock inspection of a local building.
Main topics and takeaways include:

Pricing and bidding jobs.
Creating proposals for potential jobs.
Writing reports.
Marketing strategies for the commercial real estate market.
Following a commercial inspection standards of practice.
Inspecting low-slope roofs.
Inspecting HVAC equipment.
Inspecting plumbing systems.
Inspecting building structure and exteriors.
Inspecting electrical systems.
Inspecting life safety features.
Inspecting commercial kitchens.
Performing a mock inspection.
Other tips for inspecting and getting business.

Students will receive a Certificate of Completion for completing this class. It is approved for InterNACHI® and ICC continuing education. Please check our Continuing Education Approvals for specific continuing approvals for home inspector licenses.
Visit the Class Page for additional information, or visit the registration page below to reserve your spot today. Register

Commercial Property Inspection Field Training
2024-12-06 09:00 - 17:00 | Mixed-Use Building, 5311 Southwest 25th Court, Pembroke Park, FL, 33023, United States
In this in-person class, you’ll experience a full day of hands-on training inspecting a commercial building. You’ll start by preparing a mock price and proposal for the subject property. Then, you’ll move on to performing the entire inspection and end with a review of the final inspection report. By fully immersing yourself in the process, you’ll gain practical, hands-on experience for landing commercial jobs and providing top-notch services to commercial clients.
What to Expect
Instructor Raymond Ward, CMI®, will guide students through all of the major systems and components of an office and warehouse building with a low-slope roof. This will allow students to become familiar with a variety of commercial systems and to ask questions about the systems as they inspect them. Throughout the day, Raymond will also discuss inspection methodology, how the systems work, defect recognition, and best practices for reporting according to the International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties (ComSOP).
What to Bring
Students are encouraged to bring their preferred reporting software systems and note-taking materials. A mock inspection checklist will be provided. Students will also receive templates and checklists for business practices and many of the major systems inspected. A portion of the class will take place outside, so please be aware of the weather conditions and dress appropriately.
Review the class page to learn more or click the button below to register. Register

Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #14
2024-12-10 07:00 - 08:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2025-01-08 - 2025-01-10 | Waypoint Property Inspection, 3220 Parkside Center Circle, Tampa, FL, 33569, United States
This three-day training class is a great fit for all experience levels. Those new to commercial property inspections will learn how to inspect commercial building systems and navigate the commercial real estate market. Experienced inspectors will find valuable takeaways to finetune their inspections and business practices. Students will also gain hands-on experience through a mock inspection of a local building.
Main topics and takeaways include:

Pricing and bidding jobs.
Creating proposals for potential jobs.
Writing reports.
Marketing strategies for the commercial real estate market.
Following a commercial inspection standards of practice.
Inspecting low-slope roofs.
Inspecting HVAC equipment.
Inspecting plumbing systems.
Inspecting building structure and exteriors.
Inspecting electrical systems.
Inspecting life safety features.
Inspecting commercial kitchens.
Performing a mock inspection.
Other tips for inspecting and getting business.

CONTINUING EDUCATION: This class is approved for 17.5 continuing education hours for home inspectors in Florida by the DBPR. For information, visit Continuing Education for Florida Home Inspectors.
Students will receive a Certificate of Completion for completing this class. It is approved for InterNACHI® and ICC continuing education. Please check our Continuing Education Approvals for specific continuing approvals for home inspector licenses.
Visit the Class Page for additional information, or visit the registration page below to reserve your spot today. Register

Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #15: What Goes into a Winning Proposal?
2025-01-14 07:00 - 08:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom
The Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting is a monthly meeting hosted by CCPIA® for inspectors across the nation to gather and discuss business development opportunities and strategies. Join the virtual meeting to connect with fellow professionals, share insights, and stay current in commercial property inspections.
The meeting features open-floor discussions, and we sometimes prepare conversation topics in advance, along with resources and tips to share. Come prepared with something you’d like to discuss or tune in for a great conversation!
January Meeting Topic: What Goes into a Winning Proposal?
Please pre-register using the link below. We’ll email you the meeting access link as the date approaches. Register

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2025-01-20 - 2025-01-22 | Courtyard Houston Intercontinental Airport, 15838 John F Kennedy Boulevard, Houston, TX, 77032, United States
This three-day training class is a great fit for all experience levels. Those new to commercial property inspections will learn how to inspect commercial building systems and navigate the commercial real estate market. Experienced inspectors will find valuable takeaways to finetune their inspections and business practices. Students will also gain hands-on experience through a mock inspection of a local building.
Main topics and takeaways include:

Pricing and bidding jobs.
Creating proposals for potential jobs.
Writing reports.
Marketing strategies for the commercial real estate market.
Following a commercial inspection standards of practice.
Inspecting low-slope roofs.
Inspecting HVAC equipment.
Inspecting plumbing systems.
Inspecting building structure and exteriors.
Inspecting electrical systems.
Inspecting life safety features.
Inspecting commercial kitchens.
Performing a mock inspection.
Other tips for inspecting and getting business.

The Introduction to Commercial Property Inspection Class (course number: 47094) is TREC-approved for 21 hours for Texas-licensed real estate inspectors continuing education. Note that students will receive 16 of those hours toward license renewal due to the TREC-category rule limit. Learn more.
Students will receive a Certificate of Completion for completing this class. It is approved for InterNACHI® and ICC continuing education. Please check our Continuing Education Approvals for additional continuing approvals for home inspector licenses.
Visit the Class Page for additional information, or visit the registration page below to reserve your spot today. Register

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2025-02-05 - 2025-02-07 | Inspection Career Training Academy, 15650 N Black Canyon Hwy, Phoenix, AZ, 85053, United States

Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #16
2025-02-11 07:00 - 08:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom
The Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting is a monthly meeting hosted by CCPIA® for inspectors across the nation to gather and discuss business development opportunities and strategies. Join the virtual meeting to connect with fellow professionals, share insights, and stay current in commercial property inspections.
The meeting features open-floor discussions, and we sometimes prepare conversation topics in advance, along with resources and tips to share. Come prepared with something you’d like to discuss or tune in for a great conversation!
Please pre-register using the link below. We’ll email you the meeting access link as the date approaches. Register

Commercial Workshop Track and Networking Event at InterNACHI’s Convention
2025-02-16 - 2025-02-18 | Rosen Plaza Hotel, 9700 International Dr, Orlando, FL, 32819, United States
Join us at InterNACHI’s Annual Professional Inspectors Convention. We will be hosting a Dinner and Networking Event and a Commercial Property Inspection Workshop Track. Visit the CCPIA Workshop Track page for information. Visit InterNACHI’s Convention page for more information about the event and registration. You do not need to be an InterNACHI® member to attend the convention. Everyone is welcome! Learn more and register for the convention. Already registered for the convention? Register for the roundtable dinner and networking event.

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2025-03-05 - 2025-03-07 | Four Points by Sheraton Raleigh Durham Airport, 1200 Claren Cir, Morrisville, NC, 27560, United States
This three-day training class is a great fit for all experience levels. Those new to commercial property inspections will learn how to inspect commercial building systems and navigate the commercial real estate market. Experienced inspectors will find valuable takeaways to finetune their inspections and business practices. Students will also gain hands-on experience through a mock inspection of a local building.
Main topics and takeaways include:

Pricing and bidding jobs.
Creating proposals for potential jobs.
Writing reports.
Marketing strategies for the commercial real estate market.
Following a commercial inspection standards of practice.
Inspecting low-slope roofs.
Inspecting HVAC equipment.
Inspecting plumbing systems.
Inspecting building structure and exteriors.
Inspecting electrical systems.
Inspecting life safety features.
Inspecting commercial kitchens.
Performing a mock inspection.
Other tips for inspecting and getting business.

Students will receive a Certificate of Completion for completing this class. It is approved for InterNACHI® and ICC continuing education. Please check our Continuing Education Approvals for specific continuing approvals for home inspector licenses.
Visit the Class Page for additional information, or visit the registration page below to reserve your spot today. You can reserve your room at the class venue using our group rate here (last day to book is February 18, 2025). Note that students are not required to stay at the class venue. The training facility is 8 minutes from the Raleigh-Durham International Airport. Register

Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #17
2025-03-11 07:00 - 08:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2025-03-19 - 2025-03-21 | Maritime Hotel Fort Lauderdale Airport & Cruiseport, 2161 Maritime Mile Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33312, United States
This three-day training class is a great fit for all experience levels. Those new to commercial property inspections will learn how to inspect commercial building systems and navigate the commercial real estate market. Experienced inspectors will find valuable takeaways to finetune their inspections and business practices. Students will also gain hands-on experience through a mock inspection of a local building.
Main topics and takeaways include:

Pricing and bidding jobs.
Creating proposals for potential jobs.
Writing reports.
Marketing strategies for the commercial real estate market.
Following a commercial inspection standards of practice.
Inspecting low-slope roofs.
Inspecting HVAC equipment.
Inspecting plumbing systems.
Inspecting building structure and exteriors.
Inspecting electrical systems.
Inspecting life safety features.
Inspecting commercial kitchens.
Performing a mock inspection.
Other tips for inspecting and getting business.

CONTINUING EDUCATION: This class is approved for 17.5 continuing education hours for home inspectors in Florida by the DBPR. For information, visit Continuing Education for Florida Home Inspectors.
Students will receive a Certificate of Completion for completing this class. It is approved for InterNACHI® and ICC continuing education. Please check our Continuing Education Approvals for other state approvals.
Visit the Class Page for additional information, or visit the registration page below to reserve your spot today. You can reserve your room at the class venue using our group rate here (last day to book is February, 25, 2025). Note that students are not required to stay at the class venue. Register

Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting #18
2025-04-08 09:00 - 10:00 | Online Meetup:, Zoom

Introduction to Commercial Property Inspections
2025-04-23 - 2025-04-25 | InterNACHI® Headquarters & House of Horrors®, 4635 Nautilus Ct S, Boulder, CO, 80301, United States
