High-Rise Inspection Hands-On Training, Day 2 Highlights from CCPIA® Class
Inspected the façade and curtain wall exterior, followed by a cost-to-remedy exercise addressing repair needs for the windows.
Inspected the exterior flatwork, terrace, retaining wall, and stairways.
Assessed the fire access road and exterior features supporting fire and life safety for both emergency personnel and building occupants.
Learned about the white box real estate concept and observed the advantages and challenges of inspecting white box spaces and common areas firsthand.
Inspected another suite occupying a full floor of the 12-story office building and reviewed key differences between inspecting a penthouse level beneath the roof and a mid-level floor.
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Am I to presume inspectors charged hundreds and not thousands of dollars?
How could you take on so much liability for so little money? It’s nut! My baseline charge for a residential estate was $1,000.00.
The cost to replace low-E IGUs in a high-rise curtain wall can be thousands.
I would visit a highrise, request maintenance records then place a bid, depending on condition and sq ft.
The vast majority of home inspection invoices are in the hundreds of dollars.
The vast majority of commercial property inspection invoices are in the thousands of dollars.
