Structural Engineer Inspection - Commercial
Structural Engineer Inspection - Commercial
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We offer specialized structural inspections for commercial properties, helping owners, investors, and facility managers protect their assets and meet regulatory standards. Our inspections are conducted by licensed engineers with advanced expertise in commercial construction, load dynamics, and code compliance.
Whether you need a focused evaluation of a structural concern, a partial review of specific systems, or a full-building assessment, we tailor our approach to your operational needs and property type. We examine foundations, framing systems, load-bearing walls, roof structures, and more—identifying risks that could impact safety, performance, or long-term value.
Each inspection includes a detailed, professional report with clear findings and prioritized recommendations. We support confident decision-making for acquisitions, renovations, maintenance planning, and risk mitigation.
StructureSpect combines engineering precision with business-minded insight to ensure your property is safe, compliant, and built to endure.
What's Included
The Structural Engineer Inspection for commercial properties includes:
▶ Pre-inspection consultation to gather information and define scope as necessary
▶ On-site inspection by an engineer with commercial expertise
▶ Evaluation of:
Foundation systems
Structural framing (steel, concrete, wood)
Load-bearing walls and roof structure
Floor systems and load capacity (visual only)
Signs of settlement, deflection, or deterioration
Any concern related to building structure (see List of Structural Issues below)
▶ Review of accessible plans or prior reports (if provided)
▶ Code compliance check for structural components
▶ Written report with:
Detailed findings and annotated photos
Prioritized recommendations
Risk assessment and repair guidance
Timeframe: Report delivered within 2–5 business days depending on property size
List of Structural Issues
The following are the issues commonly assessed during a structural inspection.
Foundation Issues
Cracks in foundation walls or slabs
Uneven settling or sinking
Bowing or bulging foundation walls
Water intrusion or poor drainage around the foundation
Framing and Load-Bearing Concerns
Sagging or undersized beams, joists, or rafters
Improper modifications to load-bearing walls
Rot, insect damage, or corrosion in structural wood or steel
Inadequate support columns or piers
Wall and Ceiling Cracks
Diagonal or stair-step cracks in drywall or masonry
Separation between walls and ceilings or floors
Bulging or leaning walls
Roof Structure Problems
Sagging ridgelines or roof planes
Damaged or undersized trusses or rafters
Evidence of roof leaks affecting structural components
Floor System Deficiencies
Uneven or sloping floors
Excessive deflection or bounce
Cracked or deteriorated subflooring
Moisture and Drainage Issues
Signs of chronic moisture intrusion
Mold or mildew affecting structural materials
Poor grading or gutter systems contributing to structural stress
Retaining Wall Failures
Tilting, cracking, or bulging retaining walls
Inadequate drainage behind walls
Signs of soil movement or pressure
Structural Movement or Settlement
Doors and windows that stick or don’t close properly
Gaps between walls, floors, or ceilings
Evidence of past or ongoing structural shifting
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Call (404) 576-8046 or email us for a quick response.
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