Calling out to all companies, let use be your vendor of service of Loss control inspections aim to assess property, facilities, equipment, and processes to identify potential risks, hazards, or vulnerabilities that could lead to financial losses, property damage, or injuries. The primary goal is to prevent losses and promote safety, security, and compliance.

Draw Inspection professional will Observations and Findings: - Summarize key observations made during the inspection, including any hazards, deficiencies, or areas of concern identified. Provide specific details and descriptions of findings. 2. Compliance Assessment: - Evaluate the organization's compliance with relevant regulations, standards, codes, and best practices. Note any areas of non-compliance and potential implications. 3. Recommendations: - Propose actionable recommendations to address identified hazards, deficiencies, and non-compliance issues.

Prioritize recommendations based on severity and potential impact. 4. Corrective Actions Taken: - Document any corrective actions taken immediately following the inspection or during the subsequent period. Include details of actions implemented and responsible parties. 5. Follow-Up Plan: - Outline the follow-up plan, including timelines for addressing outstanding issues, monitoring progress, and scheduling follow-up inspections if necessary. 6. Conclusion: - Provide a concluding statement summarizing the overall findings of the inspection, emphasizing the importance of compliance, safety, and continuous improvement.

Home and Commercial inspection Exterior and Interior Inspection: - Roof: Inspected for damage, leaks, and signs of deterioration. Recommend repairs or maintenance as needed. - Facade: Checked for cracks, damage, or structural issues. Recommend repairs or remediation if necessary. - Parking Lot: Assessed for potholes, cracks, and drainage issues. Recommend resurfacing or repairs as necessary. 3. Interior Inspection: - Structural Components: Evaluated structural integrity, including walls, floors, and ceilings. Recommend repairs or reinforcement if concerns are identified. - HVAC Systems: Inspected heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems for efficiency and functionality. Recommend servicing or upgrades as needed. - Plumbing and Electrical: Checked for leaks, faulty wiring, and code compliance. Recommend repairs or upgrades as necessary. 4. Safety and Compliance: - Fire Safety: Verified presence and functionality of fire alarms, sprinkler systems, and emergency exits. Recommend testing and maintenance to ensure compliance with safety regulations. - Accessibility: Assessed accessibility features such as ramps, handrails, and signage for compliance with ADA regulations. Recommend modifications or improvements if necessary. 5. Environmental Concerns: - Mold and Moisture: Inspected for signs of mold growth, water damage, or moisture infiltration. Recommend remediation and moisture control measures if issues are found. - Indoor Air Quality: Checked ventilation systems and air quality parameters to ensure a healthy indoor environment. Recommend air quality testing and filtration upgrades if needed. 6. Recommendations: - Address any identified issues promptly to maintain safety, functionality, and compliance with regulations. - Consider implementing preventive maintenance programs to prevent future issues and prolong the lifespan of building systems and components. - Consult with qualified professionals for specialized inspections or assessments as needed. 7. Conclusion: - Overall, the commercial property appears to be in [Good/Fair/Poor] condition based on the inspection findings. - Prioritize addressing critical issues and implementing recommended improvements to ensure the safety and integrity of the property.