COMMERCIAL & MULTIFAMILY INSPECTIONS
Commercial Building Inspection Cost Guide
Commercial inspection fees depend on the size of your building and the scope of work. Duke’s Commercial Inspections offers pricing as a set fee or by square footage, depending on the property and inspection needs. Share your property details and what you need assessed to request a quote for your commercial or multifamily inspection.
INSPECTION COST FACTORS
What Determines Your Commercial Inspection Cost?
Your quote starts with the size of the building and what you need inspected. Duke’s discusses your property and inspection goals with you to establish the scope of work.
Building Size
Building size is a primary factor in determining the inspection fee. Provide the approximate square footage and identify the buildings or areas you want included so Duke’s can prepare a quote for your property.
Inspection Scope
Each inspection is tailored to the client’s needs. Whether you are evaluating a property before purchasing or assessing a building you already own, explain your goals and any specific systems or concerns you want addressed.
Depending on the property and agreed scope, your inspection may be quoted as a set fee or priced by square footage. Contact Duke’s to discuss which approach applies to your inspection.
PLAN YOUR INSPECTION
What to Provide for an Inspection Quote
Share what you know about the property and what you need assessed. If some details are unavailable, Duke’s can discuss them with you.
Property location and type
Provide the property address and describe its use, such as an office building, retail space, warehouse, or multifamily property.
Approximate building size
Include the estimated square footage and number of buildings or units you want considered.
Inspection goals and concerns
Explain whether you are purchasing, leasing, or assessing a property you already own. Mention any specific building systems, equipment, or known concerns you want discussed.
Preferred timing and access
Share your preferred inspection date, any transaction deadline, and known access arrangements or restrictions.
