About Our
Commercial Building Inspection Merrimack, NH
If you need a commercial building inspection Merrimack NH, our team provides comprehensive, standards-based property evaluations for investors, buyers, lenders, and property managers throughout Hillsborough County.
Merrimack, NH — home to over 26,000 residents — includes the villages of Thorntons Ferry, Reeds Ferry, Merrimack Village, and South Merrimack. We provide detailed commercial inspections across all areas of town, delivering the information you need to make confident real estate decisions.
What Is Included in a Commercial Building Inspection in Merrimack NH?
Our commercial building inspections are conducted in general accordance with ASTM E2018-01 standards. We perform an independent evaluation of the property’s major systems and components to identify material defects, deferred maintenance, and capital expenditure considerations.
Our commercial inspection includes:
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Site Features – parking areas, drainage, grading, walkways, accessibility
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Roof Systems – membrane condition, flashing, penetrations, drainage
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Exterior Components – cladding, windows, doors, foundation exposure
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Structural Systems – framing, load-bearing elements, visible structural integrity
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Interior Areas – walls, ceilings, floors, stairwells, common areas
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Insulation & Ventilation
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Heating & Cooling (HVAC) Systems
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Plumbing Systems
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Electrical Systems
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Due Diligence Interviews – discussions with ownership or facility management
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Document Review – maintenance records, permits, prior reports (when available)
Who Needs a Commercial Building Inspection in Merrimack NH?
A commercial building inspection is typically recommended for:
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Commercial real estate investors
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Multi-tenant property buyers
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Retail, office, and industrial property acquisitions
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Lenders requiring property condition assessments
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Owners planning capital improvement budgeting
Phase I Environmental Assessments Available
In addition to commercial building inspections in Merrimack NH, we are certified to perform Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ESA). This service evaluates potential environmental risks that may impact property value or lender requirements.
We are proud members of:
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New Hampshire Commercial Investment Board of Realtors
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Environmental Consultants and Affiliates Network LLC
We also offer the following commercial inspection Merrimack, NH services:
- Phase I Environmental Site Assessment, we follow ASTM Standard E 1527-05 & -13, includes Vapor Encroachment ASTM Standard E 2600-10.
- Transaction Screen Assessment, we follow ASTM Standard E 1528-06
- Records Search with Risk Assessment (RSRA). The RSRA is often referred to as “ Desktop Environmental Screening”.
- Radon in Air Testing
- Building Permit Review
- Cost Estimates Of Repairs Required
- Capital Needs Assessment (CNA)
- Physical Needs Assessment
- Water Quality Testing
- Lead Paint Testing
- Septic Inspection
- Budget Review Analysis
- Construction Bank Draw Inspections.
Types of commercial facilities we have inspected:
Sample Reports
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in a commercial building inspection in Merrimack NH?
A commercial building inspection in Merrimack NH includes a comprehensive evaluation of the property’s major systems and components. This typically covers the roof, structure, exterior, interior, HVAC systems, plumbing, electrical systems, insulation, site features, and drainage. Inspections are generally performed in accordance with ASTM E2018-01 standards and may also include document review and due diligence interviews.
How much does a commercial building inspection cost in Merrimack NH?
The cost of a commercial building inspection in Merrimack NH depends on several factors, including the building’s size, age, occupancy type, and complexity. Larger multi-tenant properties or industrial facilities require more extensive evaluation. Pricing is typically customized after reviewing property details.
Do lenders require a commercial building inspection in Merrimack NH?
Many lenders require a Property Condition Assessment (PCA) before approving financing on commercial real estate. A commercial building inspection in Merrimack NH helps lenders assess risk, deferred maintenance, and potential capital expenditures before closing.
Is a commercial inspection the same as a Phase I Environmental Site Assessment?
No. A commercial building inspection evaluates the physical condition of the building and its systems. A Phase I Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) focuses specifically on identifying potential environmental contamination risks. Both services are often requested during commercial real estate transactions in Merrimack NH.
Who should order a commercial building inspection in Merrimack NH?
Commercial inspections are typically ordered by:
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Real estate investors
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Property owners
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Buyers of retail, office, industrial, or multi-tenant properties
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Lenders
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Asset managers
Anyone involved in purchasing, refinancing, or budgeting for improvements should consider a professional commercial building inspection.
Why is a commercial building inspection important before closing?
A commercial building inspection in Merrimack NH helps identify structural issues, safety concerns, deferred maintenance, and future repair costs. This information allows buyers to negotiate repairs, adjust pricing, plan capital expenditures, and reduce financial risk before finalizing the transaction.
Commercial Inspection Service Areas
New Hampshire
| Laconia | Derry | Manchester | Merrimack | Rochester | Concord |
Massachusetts
| Lowell | Bedford | Cambridge | Burlington | Quincy | Framingham | Boston |Worcester | Lawrence | Lynn | Newton | Waltham | Chelsea | Brookline | Peabody | Arlington | Salem | Beverly | Fitchburg | Woburn | Marlborough | Natick |
Maine
| York |
Designed to Meet Your Needs
We are accustomed to performing a variety of commercial building inspection services for clients, including:
- Comprehensive inspections for buyers/investors prior to closing
- Pre-lease or exit inspections for tenants to protect damage deposits
- Partial inspections, such as roofs
- Inspections to meet lender requirements
- Walk-through, pre-bid assessments for potential buyers
- New construction progress inspections and final inspections
- Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessments