Due Diligence Done Right

Commercial building inspections

Property condition assessments, Phase I ESAs and capital needs reports for investors, lenders and brokers across the Inland Northwest.

Infrared image of a building wall showing temperature differences
Infrared thermographyMoisture, insulation failures and electrical anomalies invisible to the naked eye.
  • CCPIA certified
  • ICC certified
  • InterNACHI
  • ASTM E2018 PCAs
  • ASTM E1527-21 Phase I ESAs
  • HUD MAP, RAD and USDA RD CNAs
  • Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac servicing
  • Former WA State Building Code Council member

4

states served

Idaho, Eastern Washington, Northeastern Oregon, Western Montana

19

city pages

From Kalispell to Twin Falls

20-year

capital projections

In every HUD capital needs assessment

69

field articles

Plus 6 guides and an 87-term glossary

Reports

Reports built for your bottom line

Every report gives investors and stakeholders the data for a true cost of ownership: deferred maintenance, capital reserves and the risks that move value.

  • Detailed findings and condition ratings
  • High-resolution photo documentation
  • Recommendations built for negotiation, capital planning and lender review
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Your ability to deliver such a detailed and comprehensive report within a tight timeline did not go unnoticed.
Ben GarrisonBoise, ID

Service area

One firm. Four states. One standard.

The only certified commercial inspection firm in the region focused exclusively on commercial properties.

Calibre service area: Idaho, Eastern Washington, Northeastern Oregon and Western Montana, with 19 city pagesMontanaOregonWashingtonIdahoBoiseNampa & MeridianCoeur d'AleneLewistonMoscowTwin FallsIdaho FallsPocatelloSpokaneTri-CitiesWalla WallaPullmanOntarioPendletonLa Grande & Baker CityMissoulaKalispellHelenaBozeman

Inspector Insights

From the field

All articles

Property types

The Stack Is Still Standing — A Montana Landmark

The Anaconda smelter stack has stood structurally sound for 108 years and economically worthless for 46. Built in 1918 of radial tile, it outlasted the Washoe Smelter, yet Superfund contamination ended its market value.

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