We Inspect All Retail Property Types
From neighborhood shopping centers to regional malls, our team has extensive experience evaluating retail properties of all sizes and configurations.
Shopping Centers
Strip malls, neighborhood centers, and community shopping centers
- Multi-tenant assessments
- Anchor space evaluation
- CAM area inspection
Standalone Retail
Single-tenant buildings, restaurants, banks, and auto service centers
- Drive-through systems
- Specialized equipment
- Brand compliance
Regional Malls
Enclosed malls, lifestyle centers, and power centers
- Complex MEP systems
- Vertical transportation
- Central plant review
Comprehensive Retail Assessment
Our retail property inspections focus on the unique systems and components that impact tenant satisfaction and operational efficiency.
Storefront Systems
Glass systems, entrance doors, signage infrastructure, and customer access points
Common Areas
Lobbies, corridors, food courts, restrooms, and shared amenity spaces
ADA Compliance
Accessibility standards, parking, ramps, restrooms, and signage requirements
Parking & Site
Asphalt condition, striping, lighting, drainage, and traffic flow assessment
Retail Systems
Display lighting, HVAC for customer comfort, and point-of-sale infrastructure
Security Systems
Cameras, access control, alarm systems, and emergency response capabilities
Tenant & Customer Experience Focus
Retail properties require special attention to customer-facing areas, tenant spaces, and systems that directly impact the shopping experience. Our inspectors evaluate properties from both an operational and customer perspective.
Recent Success Story
Neighborhood Shopping Center - Phoenix, AZ
72,000 sq ft | 12 tenants | Built 2008
Challenge
Pre-purchase inspection for investor group acquiring anchored retail center with national grocery tenant.
Key Findings
- Identified failing EPDM roof sections requiring replacement within 2 years - $145K
- Discovered significant parking lot deterioration requiring mill and overlay - $95K
- Found inadequate site lighting not meeting current retail standards - $35K
- Uncovered ADA accessibility issues in common areas requiring remediation
- Noted deferred maintenance in HVAC systems serving anchor tenant space
Outcome
Inspection findings resulted in $250K purchase price reduction and seller agreement to complete parking lot repairs before closing. Buyer factored remaining capital needs into 5-year business plan. Transaction closed successfully with investors having complete visibility into property condition.
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