Home Inspections, Long Island

Inspection companies often serve more than just the single household; they also perform commercial and multi-family home inspections. Long Island businesses and real estate developers can benefit from a positive working relationship with an area inspector to protect their investments, whether for a new industrial park or for multi-family rental properties.

Of the home inspectors Long Island residents turn to, Torre Real Estate offers both a comprehensive home inspection as well as a thorough commercial inspection. A commercial inspection can help companies and individuals during the sale of business space in the same manner that the home inspections help people buying a residence, on a larger scale.

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Long Island Commercial Building Inspector

Torre Real Estate commercial inspections incorporate a T.E.A.M. approach: Technical Expert And Management. When the project calls for it, Torre Real Estate gathers a team of licensed inspectors, engineers, and contractors to join efforts and provide top tier service.

The inspection types performed by the TEAM include:

• Pre-leasing for triple net tenants
• Post leasing inspections
• Property condition assessment following departure of triple net tenants
• Pre-purchase inspection of commercial buildings
• Pre-sale inspections

The commercial visual inspection is similar to those of home inspections. Long Island properties that we inspect include apartments, condominiums, offices, retail spaces, and industrial buildings. By using the TEAM approach, you will have immediate access to the type of consultant you need to further assess the property, provide repair estimates, or explain findings.

When businesses are seeking the comprehensive services of a qualified home inspector, Long Island commercial developers turn to Torre Real Estate. We can assist prospectors in choosing the right location for their business or the right complex for their rentals. We also benefit the sellers of these larger properties by providing proof of maintenance and giving an estimation of the structure's condition prior to sale. Check out the site to see a sample of our report and to learn more about our inspections.

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