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Title Page
Site/Property Address
Inspection Date
Inspector Name
Location
Property Inspection
Exterior Inspection
Roof condition
Exterior walls (e.g., siding, paint)
Gutters and downspouts
Windows (frames, glass, screens)
Doors (entry, patio, garage)
Foundation (cracks, settling)
Do the sidewalks need power washing?
Parking Lots (cracks, damage)
Is the parking lot properly striped?
Landscaping (yard, trees, bushes)
Are there wheelchair-accessible ramps leading up to the main <br>entrance?
Are there any obstructions in front of fire hydrants?
Are ash trays available near entrances? Or are no-smoking signs <br>posted?
Are there designated spots for hybrids/compact cars?<br>
Are exit doors unlocked during business hours?<br>
Are all entrances and exits properly marked?<br>
Is the company’s name clearly visible?
Are windows and doors in need of a washing?<br>
Is the building free of vandalism?<br>
Is there sufficient lighting on the building’s exterior?<br>
Interior Inspection
Walls and ceilings (cracks, stains)
Floors (damage, wear)
Doors (interior, closet, sliding)
Windows (seals, locks)
Light fixtures and switches
Electrical outlets and switches
Plumbing fixtures (faucets, drains)
Kitchen appliances
Cabinets and countertops
Bathroom fixtures (sink, toilet, shower/tub)
HVAC system
Water heater (leaks, corrosion)
Utilities
Electrical system (circuit breaker, outlets)
Gas lines (if applicable)
Water supply (main shut-off valve)
Sewer or septic system (if applicable)
Safety Features
Are all electrical boxes, outlets and switches properly covered?
Are extension cords used for temporary uses only?<br>
Are fire extinguishers inspected regularly?<br>
Are all smoke alarms functional?
Are portable fire extinguishers readily available?<br>
Are there “EXIT” signs posted above exterior doors?<br>
Smoke detectors
Are fire evacuation diagrams posted throughout the building?<br>
Is the sprinkler system inspected annually?<br>
Carbon monoxide alarms
Are smoke alarms tested regularly?<br>
Fire extinguishers (accessible, not expired)
Emergency exits (clear, accessible)
Are cabinets and containers containing chemicals properly labelled?<br>
Are Safety Data Sheets (SDS) available for hazardous substances?<br>
Heating/Cooling System
Is the boiler room kept locked?<br>
Is the building’s thermostat kept at a comfortable temperature?
Are filters replaced regularly?
Are heating and cooling ducts free of obstructions?<br>
Cleaning/Rubbish Removal
Is trash removed from the building daily? And from site weekly?<br>
Are bathrooms cleaned daily?<br>
Are windows cleaned regularly?<br>
Completion
Document any issues, repairs needed, or maintenance recommendations.
Notes and Comments
Inspector Name and Signature
Katelynn Valente
Property Inspection
Download and use this free property inspection checklist template to standardize and streamline your process of inspecting and evaluating different aspects of properties. Also, you can use this checklist as a guide and look out for areas that need your attention and corrective action.
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