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Commercial Property Inspection Services

Commercial property inspections for buyers, investors, owners, and property managers—clear, technology-supported findings for confident decisions across Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee

Location

Alpharetta, Georgia

Phone

Email

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Commercial Property Inspections Guide

Buying, investing in, or managing a commercial property requires a clear understanding of its condition. Our commercial property inspections evaluate the property’s major systems and components and provide documented findings to help you make informed decisions about the property.

Clear Findings. Confident Decisions.

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Commercial property decisions require a clear understanding of the building and its major systems. I explain observed conditions, potential concerns, and maintenance priorities in practical language you can use.

 

Azaria Home Inspections LLC combines a thorough visual inspection with technology—including thermal imaging and FAA-certified drone operations when appropriate—to provide organized, actionable findings for buyers, investors, owners, and property managers.

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Building Systems

I assess the visible condition of major building systems and components within the agreed inspection scope

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Inspection Technology

Thermal imaging and FAA-certified drone operations are used when appropriate to support observations and improve visual access.

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Actionable Reporting

You receive an organized report that identifies significant observations and supports informed decisions about the property.

Services

Commercial property inspections are our primary focus, with professional residential home inspections also available throughout North Georgia.

Qualifications

CCPIA Certified Commercial Property Inspector, InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector, and FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot.

View Commercial Capabilities & Findings

Explore the scope, capabilities, and types of findings associated with a commercial property inspection. Review illustrative examples of building systems, observed conditions, and documented findings to better understand the commercial inspection process.

Meet Your Inspector

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Kevin M. Davis, CPI®

 

CCPIA Certified Commercial Property Inspector

InterNACHI® Certified Professional Inspector (CPI®)

FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot

Fully Insured

 

With more than 20 years of multi-unit restaurant leadership overseeing facilities, inspections, compliance, and new-store openings, I bring a strong operational perspective and close attention to detail to every inspection.

 

I use thermal imaging, drone observations when appropriate, and crawlspace robotics to provide clear, organized findings for commercial and residential clients.

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Why Choose Azaria Home Inspections LLC

Commercial property decisions require reliable information and a clearly defined inspection scope. I provide careful visual assessments of accessible building systems and components, with findings organized to support buyers, investors, owners, and property managers.

 

My inspections may incorporate thermal imaging, FAA-certified drone operations, and crawlspace robotics when appropriate. These tools improve visual access and support observations within the agreed inspection scope.

 

Commercial property inspection services are available across Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee. Professional residential home inspections remain available throughout North Georgia.

 

Clear scope. Careful observation. Practical communication. Organized reporting.

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Commercial Inspection Scope

  1. Site and Grounds: Grading, drainage, parking areas, walkways, and visible site conditions.

  2. Exterior: Walls, cladding, windows, doors, penetrations, and visible weatherproofing.

  3. Roofing: Accessible coverings, drainage components, flashings, and penetrations.

  4. Structure: Visible foundations, framing, floors, walls, columns, and beams.

  5. Plumbing: Visible supply, drainage, fixtures, and water-heating equipment.

  6. Electrical: Service equipment, panels, distribution components, and representative devices.

  7. HVAC: Accessible heating, cooling, ventilation equipment, and distribution systems.

  8. Interiors: Representative ceilings, walls, floors, stairs, doors, and installed components.

  9. Life Safety and Accessibility: Visible features included within the agreed inspection scope.

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