Commercial and residential property inspection from one team, certified for both. Need the sewer line, the foundation or the chimney checked too? We do that ourselves, on the same visit. That is why our commercial and residential clients get ancillary services at discounted prices: we are already on your property.
Commercial and residential inspection each have their own certification and their own standard. We hold both, and every report is written to the one that fits your property.
Commercial property is inspected to the ComSOP, the international standard for commercial inspection that CCPIA writes and maintains. It is also the standard InterNACHI adopted for commercial work.
Homes are inspected to the InterNACHI Standards of Practice, and every inspection is held to InterNACHI’s Code of Ethics.
Add any of these to your commercial or residential inspection and we’ll take care of it on the same visit, for less than booking it on its own.
For contractors, municipalities and utilities — not a property add-on. We code and review footage your crews already shot, and we run the CCTV inspection itself under contract.
Send us whatever sewer inspection footage needs coding, QC or review and our certified NASSCO professionals make sure it comes back PACP ready — observations, structural and O&M grading, and a scored condition report. Need the video shot as well? We do that too.
Inspections are performed by Additional Intelligence, LLC, the same company behind our forward deployed engineering work.
Our background is public utility and construction contractor work — commercial buildings, buried infrastructure and the equipment that assesses both. Commercial property inspection is the closest thing to what we already did for a living; residential sits comfortably inside the same skill set.
One team, one visit, one invoice.
Commercial property across four states. Residential across southern Minnesota, the Twin Cities and the Midwest. Outside either footprint, ask anyway — travel is usually workable.
The Twin Cities, Rochester, Duluth and St. Cloud; Des Moines, Cedar Rapids and Sioux City; Fargo, Grand Forks and Bismarck; Sioux Falls, Rapid City and Aberdeen — and the smaller markets in between that nobody else will travel to.
South central, southwest, south and southeast Minnesota, the Twin Cities metro, and throughout the Midwest. The county detail is below.
Mankato, New Ulm, Fairmont, St. James, Waseca, Marshall, Worthington and the surrounding counties.
Albert Lea, Austin, Owatonna, Faribault, Northfield, Rochester, Winona and the surrounding counties.
Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Bloomington, Eagan, Burnsville, Woodbury, Eden Prairie and the surrounding counties.