Welcome to Cavalier Property Group LLC, Your Professional Building Inspection Service Company
Inspection Services
Bank Draws are required when during a building’s construction, your lender may order residential or commercial draw inspections at various stages of the process. Projects include small and large commercial building, single family and multi-family complexes and high-rises, residential developments and roadway construction projects.
​Property Condition Assessments (PCA’s) serves the crucial purpose of observing and reporting on the physical state of the subject property, offering professional recommendations on potential future issues, financial risks, or liabilities to the client. We report major structural, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC component conditions, completion status, general code conformance, life cycle costs, sufficiency for intended use, and the extent of defects and depreciation.
Project Progress Assessments for commercial and large residential properties includes performing for ground-up, renovation, and site improvement construction. Project Oversight is performed for developers or project owners who want to closely monitor their projects for reasons including that the client may be out-of-state and need a local monitor or want a third-party set of eyes. We review all construction documents, including pre-construction plans, budget, schedule, and scope. We will continue to monitor the project on a planned schedule as requested by the client while concentrating on the quality of work being performed, manpower levels, and conformance to the original contract, schedule, and budget.
Four Point and Wind Mitigation Insurance Inspections for a new insurance policy or renewing an existing one? Most insurance companies require a 4-point inspection report before the policy can be written regardless of the age of the home. The focus of the inspection is to determine the approximate components, age, and overall condition of these systems being evaluated. Wind Mitigation Inspection will determine if your home has the protective features that are needed to defend against hurricane-level winds.
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Whether you’re a potential buyer or current owner of a commercial building, having a detailed evaluation of the building and its systems is an important step in the buying and selling process. Below is what a typical property assessment may cover:
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Site and Grounds: Pavement, curbs, loading docks, walks, landscaping, irrigation, site drainage, exterior lighting, walls, fencing/railings, signage, and exterior amenities.
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Structural Systems: Foundations and structural framing of walls, columns, intermediate floors, and roofs.
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Building Envelope: Roofing systems, exterior finishes, stairs and steps, exterior doors, and windows.
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Interior Building Components: Interior finishes of common areas and tenant spaces. Soft goods' condition is not assessed
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Mechanical Systems: Property-owned electrical, heating, ventilation/air conditioning, plumbing, and conveyance systems.
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Regulatory Compliance: Life safety, fire suppression systems, and a general visual review of property compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). We also contact local building, zoning, and fire authorities to identify any outstanding code violations.
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The industry standard for Commercial Property Condition Assessment (PCA) is ASTM E2018-15, encompassing a prescriptive narrative on research and preparation of the PCA and PCR (property condition report). We adhere to the ASTM guidelines for all inspections, providing clients with expected service life and cost estimates for repairs and replacements.
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Trust us for a thorough Property Condition Assessment, where attention to detail and adherence to industry standards ensure a comprehensive evaluation of your property's condition. An informed buyer or seller simply makes better decisions. Contact us at (407) 848-0037 to schedule now. We serve the Greater Central Florida Region and surrounding areas.
