The Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting is hosted monthly by the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association (CCPIA). This month we discussed: New CCPIA Mentorship Program Inspecting Commercial Properties in SC Creating proposals that maintain the proper expectations to limit exposure and liability. Commercial workshops and events at InterNACHI’s Pro Inspectors Convention in Orlando, FL held…
About this video: Loading docks are listed in the ComSOP under the Doors, Windows, and Interior Section 6.5.11. The main items to keep in mind are: Inspectors should inspect all loading docks. Inspectors should inspect garage doors and garage door-openers. Inspectors are not required to verify or certify the safe operation of any auto-reverse or…
We recently had the opportunity to connect with CCPIA member Tony Escamilla, and we’re excited to share some of the highlights of our conversation with you below. About Tony Company: Owner and Lead Inspector of Villa Property Inspections LLC Location: Based in Claremont, California, and serving the San Gabriel Valley in Southern California, as well…
The Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting is hosted monthly by the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association (CCPIA). This month, we discussed performing multifamily property inspections and other general industry questions. Refer to the following resources: Inspecting Multifamily Properties Article How to Organize a Multifamily Inspection Report Article Multifamily Dwelling Inspection Fee Matrix Worksheet Multi-Unit Inspection…
The Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting is hosted monthly by the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association (CCPIA). This month we discussed performing cost-to-cure inspections, growing multi-Inspector firms, websites and business strategies, and some other general industry questions. To register for an upcoming meeting visit, the Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Schedule.
This month, our “Building Your Business” segment welcomes CCPIA member Tyler Riggs from Liberty Inspection Services, LLC. We discuss: How Tyler got started in commercial inspections Where he got his training How he built his business Branding his operation Working with family Plans for future growth Read Tyler’s CCPIA Member Spotlight feature here
This episode features a conversation between Rob Claus (CCPIA, Joe Denneler (Elite MGA), and Benn Garrison (Elite MGA) about professional liability insurance for commercial property inspectors. Elite MGA Website: https://www.elitemga.com/
About this video: Follow along as we inspect a vacant warehouse according to the International Standards of Practice for Inspecting Commercial Properties (ComSOP). Our inspection begins with a thorough examination of the interior elements, followed by an exterior assessment, where we assess the building’s siding, parking area, and low-slope roof. Additional Resources for Commercial Property…
The Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Meeting is hosted monthly by the Certified Commercial Property Inspectors Association (CCPIA). To register for an upcoming meeting visit, the Commercial Property Inspectors Roundtable Schedule.
About this video: The ComSOP outlines the electrical items that the inspector is required to inspect and not required to inspect in Section 6.5.8. This video demonstrates a ComSOP electrical inspection of a vacant warehouse and office space. 6.5.8 Electrical I. The inspector should inspect: A. the service drop/lateral; B. the meter socket enclosures; C.…
About this video: Transformers are necessary whenever the power supply has to be changed to accommodate a different current load. They are generally located next to a panelboard that requires a different voltage than what is being distributed throughout a building. There are two main types of transformers: step-up and step-down transformers. Step-Up Transformer: A…
About this video: A schedule is a common reporting practice for keeping track of electrical equipment in a particular building. It provides a graphical representation or list of all electrical equipment and can help with the readability of inspection reports. It usually contains all equipment, such as panelboards, switchboard, switchgear, and transformers. To use a…
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