Commercial properties carry higher stakes and more complex systems than residential homes. From retail storefronts to industrial warehouses, FTGU delivers thorough, documented commercial inspections across Southeast Texas.
Commercial properties in Southeast Texas range from single-tenant strip centers to large industrial warehouses. FTGU inspects them all with the same thoroughness applied to residential work.
Single-tenant and multi-tenant office buildings including electrical distribution, HVAC zoning, plumbing, ADA access, and envelope conditions.
Storefront buildings, inline retail, and strip centers — roof drainage, mechanical systems, electrical panels, and structural components evaluated thoroughly.
Large-bay warehouse, light industrial, and flex space properties. Structural steel, dock equipment, overhead doors, heavy electrical, and mechanical systems.
Apartment complexes, duplexes, and small multi-family properties. Common area systems, unit sampling, and overall property condition evaluation.
Evaluating a space before signing a lease? Know the condition of the building systems, roof, and HVAC before your tenant improvement dollars are committed.
Commercial real estate investors rely on FTGU for objective, documented condition assessments before acquisition — from single properties to small portfolios.
Most home inspectors avoid commercial work because it requires broader systems knowledge and more documentation discipline. Troy has the experience and methodology to deliver commercial inspections that hold up under scrutiny.
Every commercial inspection produces a detailed Spectora report with photos, system descriptions, and documented deficiencies — formatted for lenders, attorneys, and ownership groups.
Commercial-grade electrical service, three-phase systems, commercial HVAC, rooftop units, and industrial plumbing — Troy has evaluated them throughout the Golden Triangle.
Reports formatted and documented to satisfy SBA, conventional commercial lenders, and investor due diligence requirements when property condition documentation is required.
Commercial inspections evaluate more complex systems — larger electrical services, commercial HVAC, structural steel, roofing systems designed for flat or low-slope applications, and more. The documentation requirements are also more detailed given the financial stakes involved.
It depends heavily on the property size and complexity. A small retail suite may take 2-3 hours. A large warehouse or multi-tenant building can take a full day. Troy will estimate timing after discussing the property specifics with you.
Yes. FTGU reports are photo-documented, comprehensive, and formatted to satisfy the due diligence requirements of most commercial lenders and investors. If your lender has specific requirements, let us know in advance.
Yes. FTGU serves Jefferson, Hardin, Orange, Newton, Jasper, Tyler, Liberty, Chambers, and Galveston Counties. Call to confirm availability for your specific property location.
Commercial inspections are visual assessments of accessible systems and components. Environmental assessments (Phase I/II ESA), structural engineering, specialty systems like fire suppression or elevators, and equipment operational testing typically require separate licensed specialists.
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