Offices, retail, industrial and warehouse property inspections for owners, tenants and investors.
Commercial property carries different risks to residential — from roof plant and loading areas to fire safety and compliance. Our commercial inspections are scoped to the building type and your reason for inspecting.
Office, retail, industrial and warehouse assessments differ — we tailor accordingly.
10+ years' experience across commercial and industrial stock.
Fast turnaround so you can move on leasing or purchase decisions.
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Get Instant QuoteCommercial properties are serious business and serious money, whether you are buying, leasing, managing or investing in the area. Knowing the physical condition of the property can reduce uncertainty and show areas that may need more attention prior to moving forward.
A professional commercial building inspection provides a closer look at key areas of the premises, so decision-makers have practical information before committing. Depending on the property, the assessment may consider offices, retail spaces, warehouses, industrial premises, or mixed-use buildings. The inspection approach should reflect both the type of building and the purpose behind the assessment.
A commercial property may look well maintained from the walk-through but still have defects or maintenance issues not immediately obvious. Areas such as the structure, roofing, external building envelope, loading zones, plant areas, fire safety features, and tenancy fit-outs can all influence the overall condition of a property.
Through a detailed commercial building inspection, these areas can be reviewed more systematically. The objective is not simply to identify visible problems, but to provide useful findings that can support negotiations, budgeting, maintenance planning, or discussions before a lease or purchase is finalised.
Different commercial property decisions require different levels of information. A prospective buyer may be focused on future repair costs, while a tenant may want greater clarity about the condition of the premises before entering a long-term lease. Owners and investors may also use inspections to better understand maintenance priorities.
Depending on the agreed scope, an assessment may include:
A photo-supported report can make findings easier to understand and provides a practical record of the inspected areas.
Inspect360 tailors commercial inspections to the building type rather than applying the same approach to every property. Its service covers office, retail, industrial, warehouse and mixed-use premises, with inspection scopes adapted to the reason the property is being assessed.
For clients who need dependable information before making their next move, an Inspect360 commercial building inspection provides a structured assessment supported by a photo-backed digital report. The company also offers follow-up communication so clients can discuss findings and better understand the information presented in their report.
Yes, including loading areas, plant rooms and warehouse racking zones.
Yes — many tenants commission this before committing to a long lease.
Yes, we can combine this with a strata report review on request.
A commercial building inspection can assess the structure, roof, building envelope, accessible plant areas, loading zones, fire safety observations and relevant fit-outs, with findings documented in a photo-backed report.
Yes. A commercial property inspection can identify visible defects, maintenance concerns and potential repair issues before purchase, helping buyers and investors understand the property's condition and make informed decisions.
Yes. A commercial inspection can help tenants understand the condition of the premises before signing a lease. It may identify defects, maintenance concerns and fit-out issues that could affect future costs.
Yes. Commercial inspections can cover warehouses and industrial properties, including accessible loading areas, plant areas, building structures, roofing and relevant fit-outs, with the inspection scope tailored to the property.
Yes. Commercial inspections can be tailored for offices, retail premises, warehouses, industrial buildings and mixed-use properties. The scope is adjusted according to the building type and the reason for the inspection.
Before buying, consider the property's structure, roof, external condition, accessible plant areas, loading zones, visible defects and maintenance concerns. A professional inspection can provide useful information before committing funds
Inspect360 provides a photo-backed digital commercial inspection report within 24 hours. The report documents relevant findings clearly, helping owners, buyers, tenants and investors review property conditions quickly.
Inspect360 provides commercial inspections tailored to office, retail, industrial and warehouse properties, supported by experienced inspectors, photo-backed reports within 24 hours and a follow-up call to discuss findings.
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