Inspection services · New Zealand

Commercial property inspections.

Understand the visible condition of a commercial property before buying, leasing or planning maintenance. Speak with a listed unit about the building and your intended use.

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Tell us about the building

Share the address, approximate size, current use, outbuildings and access arrangements.

Agree the inspection scope

Identify the areas and systems to be reviewed. Specialist engineering, fire, electrical or other assessments may need separate arrangements.

Use the findings

Discuss how the report can support your property decision, maintenance planning and follow-up enquiries.

Commercial scope varies with the building and purpose. Confirm the inspector’s suitability, inclusions, exclusions and any specialist involvement before proceeding.

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Choose an inspector and confirm your property address, service scope and appointment.

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Before you book

Make the right choice for your property.

Useful answers without the jargon.

When is this useful?

Before buying or leasing premises, or when planning maintenance for an existing property. Explain the building’s present use and your intended decision.

What is included?

Commercial buildings vary substantially. Agree the buildings, accessible areas, components and reporting objectives in writing before booking.

Which specialist services are separate?

Engineering, fire-safety, electrical, mechanical, environmental and other specialist work may require separate providers. Ask your inspector which concerns fall within their expertise and agreed scope.

How do I prepare?

Provide building size, use, available plans and maintenance records. Arrange access with the relevant owner or occupier, including any restricted areas.

How do I use the report?

Discuss important findings, further-investigation needs and maintenance priorities. Obtain specialist advice and contractor cost estimates where needed; confirm who may rely on the report.

Your local inspector confirms the actual service inclusions and arrangements.

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