The client is the owner or operator of a business property. $499 covers one named commercial building and its grounds, as written in the agreement. $249 is a one-house price.
Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice keep 50% of the fee. See Terms.
Request inspectionIf the buyer is an HOA board and the ground is common area, that is the HOA Common-Area Defensible Space Inspection. Different client, different decision, different file.
You need a photographed action plan for named buildings, lots, access, and neighboring exposure, written so a facilities team can act without a contractor pitch attached.
A single dwelling and its lot is the residential inspection at $249. Mixing those on this page would hide the real scoping work a commercial site needs.
$249 is a one-house price. $499 is one named commercial building and its grounds. Send the address and the building you want named.
Owner, facilities, or property manager. Photographed action plan for one named building and its grounds.
Cancellations with less than 24 hours’ notice keep 50% of the fee. See Terms.
Request inspection$499 covers the building and grounds you name. Add buildings by name at $499 each.
Photos and priorities detailed enough for a crew to act on.
The report does not sell construction work. You choose and contract directly.
Adjacent structures, fire-department access, and that day's weather are in the report, not just the building walls.
Two hundred forty-nine dollars is one residential home and property. A commercial building has more access questions and a longer walk. $499 is one named building and its grounds, as written in the agreement. Additional named buildings are additional $499 each.
Yes, if the agreement names that building and the ground that belongs to it. Unnamed buildings stay out of the report. Expanding the list later is a new scope, not an assumption.
No. This is a visual defensible-space and wildfire-mitigation walk of observable conditions. Alarm systems, suppression, exiting, and occupancy are different inspections by different people.
No. The report does not sell construction work and nobody is paid to send you to a contractor. You choose and contract directly.