Commercial Building Inspections

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Our commercial building inspection services are tailored to protect your investment and support informed business decisions. Whether you’re purchasing, leasing, or managing a commercial property, our certified inspectors conduct thorough evaluations of all major systems — including structural integrity, roofing, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and safety components. We identify potential issues, assess compliance with industry standards, and deliver a detailed inspection report with professional insights and recommendations. With our expert inspections, you can minimize risk, plan maintenance effectively, and ensure your commercial property is safe, functional, and ready for long-term performance.

Commercial and Industrial Building Inspections

We offer a wide range of inspections, including pre-purchase, post-purchase, pre-lease, post-lease, bank financing, annual maintenance, condition assessments, insurance inspections, contractor dispute inspections, water and fire damage inspections, and much more.
At Edmonton Commercial Building Inspection Services, we are your experts.
Our building inspectors are fully trained and certified in all areas related to buildings and RVs. We offer competitive rates, saving you time and money by eliminating the need to shop around for the best price and service — we’ve already done that for you!
We believe all consumers deserve the best. No job is too big or too small. We provide inspections year-round, in all weather conditions.

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Building Inspector

An engineer typically specializes in a single area of a building, such as electrical, structural, or mechanical systems. In contrast, a certified building inspector is trained to assess all aspects of a building.
Home inspectors focus primarily on residential properties, with limited training in commercial buildings. Their specialty is homes. On the other hand, commercial building inspectors are trained specifically for commercial and industrial buildings. These two professions—commercial building inspectors and home inspectors—are quite different, much like comparing apples and oranges.
Why Are Building Inspectors Important?
1. Expert Evaluation: Building inspectors provide clients with a professional, expert opinion on the current condition of a building through detailed inspection reports that include photos, findings, and recommendations.
2. Preventing Fraud: Inspectors help protect clients by identifying fraudulent activities such as the use of substandard materials, inflated repair costs, or unnecessary replacements.
3. Promoting Energy Efficiency: Inspectors ensure buildings meet energy standards, which helps reduce energy consumption and save building owners money on utility costs.
4. Guidance and Compliance: Building inspectors advise architects, builders, and property owners on building standards and requirements, helping save time, money, and stress.
5. Protecting Your Investment: Inspectors are an essential part of the building industry, ensuring that buildings are functional, compliant, and accurately assessed. This saves clients time, money, and stress before leasing, buying, selling, or renovating properties.
Unlike contractors, building inspectors have no financial interest in recommending unnecessary repairs or replacements. Our non-biased inspection services ensure you only spend money on repairs or replacements that are truly needed. Over the years, we have helped our clients save thousands of dollars by advising them on fair repair costs and avoiding unnecessary expenses.
Protect your investment and prevent it from becoming an overhead liability with our thorough, unbiased building inspection services.

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Type Of Inspections

We provide a full range of commercial, industrial, retail, modular, and RV inspections across Alberta. Our services are tailored to meet the needs of property owners, buyers, tenants, investors, banks and more.
We perform:
- Pre-purchase inspections
- Post-purchase inspections
- Pre-lease and post-lease inspections
- Bank financing inspections
- Annual and maintenance inspections
- Repair and insurance inspections
- Contractor dispute inspections
- Water and fire damage assessments
- Government and insurance inspections
- Mobile home and modular building assessments
If you need a specialized inspection not listed above, contact us — chances are, we can help.
Yes. We offer both complete inspections and partial inspections depending on your needs. Whether you want an entire building assessed or a single component checked, we provide accurate, unbiased reports every time.
Yes. We specialize in landlord, tenant, and property management maintenance disputes.
It’s common for disagreements to arise over items that aren’t functioning properly or require repair or replacement. Our non-biased, third-party inspection reports — complete with photos, findings, and recommendations — help both parties reach a fair, cost-effective resolution quickly.
We offer detailed assessments of all key systems and structures, including:
- Roof inspections
- Exterior inspections
- HVAC and heating systems
- Structural and concrete inspections
- Electrical and plumbing systems
- Drainage and grading
- Doors and windows
- Insulation and building envelope
- Full Building Condition Assessments (BCA)
…and much more.
Our reports are clear, detailed, and easy to understand, including photos, our professional findings, and actionable recommendations. Every report is designed to help you make informed decisions with peace of mind.
Absolutely. All our inspections are independent and unbiased. We report exactly what we see — no exaggeration, no understatements. Our goal is to give you an honest, factual assessment that protects your interests.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Importance of Third-Party Inspections

A third-party inspection provides an independent, unbiased evaluation of the property’s condition. This ensures you receive an accurate report free from any conflict of interest, helping you avoid costly surprises later.
Inspections are important at various stages, including:
- Before purchasing a building, RV, or modular unit
- Prior to leasing or renewing a lease
- Before investing in renovations or repairs
- After weather-related damage (like storms or floods)
- For fire or water damage assessments
- For ongoing maintenance and building condition assessments
Without an accurate inspection, you risk spending significant time and money on issues that could have been identified earlier. Problems like structural defects, hidden damage, or maintenance needs may cost much more to fix later, along with added stress.
We provide accurate, honest assessments without any vested interest in upselling repairs or replacements. Our promise is to report exactly what we see, helping you make informed decisions with confidence and peace of mind.
Each inspection comes with a detailed report featuring:
- Clear photos
- Our professional findings
- Practical recommendations
This helps you understand the condition of the property and plan accordingly.
We are experts dedicated to saving you time, money, and stress by delivering thorough, non-biased inspections. Our experience and commitment ensure you get the best possible service tailored to your needs.
Simply book your inspection with us today to secure your peace of mind and protect your investment. You’ll be glad you did! To get a fast and free estimate, text us at 780-885-3184.