Commercial Inspections

Golden Gate Home Inspections
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Golden Gate Home Inspections
5.0
Based on 358 reviews
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Commercial inspectors near you in the SF bay area

Commercial Inspections

  • Certified home inspectors
  • Detailed home inspection reports
  • Experienced Inspectors
  • modern inspection tools

Commercial inspections are designed to help you assess the risks of
purchasing a property or entering into a long-term lease on a commercial
property. We inspect the entire building or only the parts you direct
us to inspect and provide detailed reporting.

Commercial Inspections will take a look at the entire building and we will work hard to give you a balanced point of view about the property and the associated risks with any issues that we may find. Our team will walk you through the property and show you areas of interest or concern and answer any questions you may have.

Commercial inspections are not meant to be technically exhaustive in relation to the specific use of the building. Additionally, specialized equipment such as equipment for manufacturing, restaurants, or other specific usages is not part of the scope of these inspections. We will examine the building’s envelope and major systems, providing you with a clearer idea of the general condition of the building.

Commercial Inspections for Purchases or Triple Net Leases

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Pricing Details

How Much Do Commercial Inspections Cost?

The price of a commercial inspection varies based on the square footage of the property,
and what’s included in the inspection. Our pricing starts at $1285 for up to 2000 sqft.

Commercial Inspection

starting at

$1285

Our commercial inspections are tailored for due-diligence inspections for purchases or NNN leases that evaluate the major systems of the property and overall general conditions. We note any issues related to moisture intrusion, structural settlement, and life safety concerns. The main focus is on general habitability and noting any safety concerns. 

Commercial inspections are not meant to be technically exhaustive, nor are we inspecting for past or present codes. Additionally, specialized equipment will not be inspected i.e. restaurant equipment, manufacturing equipment, or any other equipment that is not standard. 

1 Certified Home Inspector
1-4 Hours


  • Roof
  • Exterior
  • Structural/Foundation
  • HVAC System
  • Electrical System
  • Plumbing
  • Windows
  • Doors
  • Walls

Not what you need? Check out the other home inspection services that we provide.

commercial inspections are an important part of buying or leasing commercial property

What are Commercial Inspections?

Commercial inspections are a non-invasive, visual assessment of the condition of a commercial property. Commercial inspections or Due Diligence inspections are a normal part of acquiring a commercial property or entering into a long-term commercial lease. These inspections can help provide you with a sense of current maintenance or repair needs to the building as well as potential repairs that may be needed in the future. This is a useful way of clarifying your initial cost of acquisition and ongoing costs of ownership or management. A commercial inspection is conducted by a professional inspector who is trained and certified to perform commercial property inspections.

At Golden Gate Home Inspections, all of our commercial property inspectors are certified, by either InterNACHI, ASHI, or CREIA. They are trained to inspect each system of a home and are specialists in inspecting the wide variety and ages of properties in the San Francisco Bay Area.

What are Commercial Inspections?
Frequently Asked Questions about commercial inspections

Frequently Asked Questions

The average cost of a commercial inspection in the San Francisco Bay Area starts at $1285 for Commercial properties up to 2000 sqft.

The final cost of a commercial inspection varies and depends on the total square footage and any other services added on such as a Termite Inspection. 

A commercial inspection looks at the property’s HVAC system, interior plumbing and electrical systems, roof, floors, windows and doors, foundation, basement, and structural components.

The scope of a home inspection can be customized to your property i.e. single-family home, condominium, or multi-family property.

Commercial inspections normally take about 1 hour per 1000 square feet. Depending on the size of the building, plan for 2-4 hours for the duration of the inspection.

Scheduling is normally possible within 1 to 3 days from the time you call us. 

We have a team of inspectors so finding a time for your last-minute inspection is possible. 

Our inspection reports are usually delivered 1 to 2 days after the inspection.

If you have a tight inspection contingency, same-day home inspection reports are possible at an additional fee of $75. 

No, we do not give prices for repairs on deficiencies that we identify. It is usually best to take the report to a licensed general contractor and get an estimate from a professional in your local area as prices vary greatly throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.

We recommend working with your realtor or reaching out through your personal network to find the right home services professionals for your home.

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