Selling a commercial property can be challenging, especially in a competitive market like Scottsdale, AZ. As a property manager or business owner, you want to ensure you get the best possible price for your property while ensuring a smooth and efficient sales process. Valley Building Inspections shares our top four tips and strategies for selling your commercial property, including getting an inspection beforehand.
Building a strip mall is no easy feat. It requires a lot of planning, hard work, and attention to detail. However, even with the best intentions, common building issues can occur that can lead to problems down the road. Whether you’re planning a new strip mall or maintaining an existing one, it’s important to be aware of these common building issues that come up during a commercial inspection with Valley Building Inspections.
Investment properties can be an excellent source of passive income. However, before you jump in and make an offer, it is essential to understand the costs associated with a property. Knowing how to calculate the costs of an investment property can help you determine if the property is a good investment and how much you can make from it. So, come with us as Valley Building Inspections helps you do just that.
Installing a new system in a commercial building can be a daunting task. It requires careful planning and numerous inspections and checks throughout the entire process to ensure that everything is working correctly. Unfortunately, there are some common installation issues in commercial buildings that contractors have to look out for when working on sites. Here are just a few Valley Building Inspections runs into on occasion.
When it comes to high-traffic areas, a gas station or convenience store is at the top of the list. Not only do these businesses see a lot of foot traffic, but they’re also often targeted by unfriendly activity. That’s why business owners need to take measures to protect their property and employees. So, here are three things Valley Building Inspections wants you to know before you get an inspection and purchase that building.
