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Doors, Windows, and Interior Inspections for Maryland Commercial Properties

The interior components of a commercial property, including doors, windows, walls, and ceilings, play a crucial role in functionality, safety, and aesthetic appeal. During a Maryland Commercial Property Inspection, our certified inspectors evaluate these elements to identify potential safety concerns, maintenance needs, and operational deficiencies. This detailed assessment ensures your property meets safety standards and remains functional for tenants and visitors.

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Comprehensive Doors, Windows, and Interior Evaluations

Our inspection process focuses on assessing the functionality and condition of key interior features. From doors and windows to stairways and elevators, we provide a thorough evaluation tailored to the unique needs of Maryland commercial properties. While our inspections are non-invasive, we aim to identify visible issues that could impact safety, usability, or compliance.

Maryland Interior Inspection Checklist

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  • The Inspector Should:

    1. Open and close a representative number of doors and windows to evaluate functionality.
    2. Inspect the walls, ceilings, steps, stairways, and railings for structural soundness and visible issues.
    3. Inspect garage doors and garage door-openers for proper operation and safety features.
    4. Inspect interior steps, stairs, and railings for compliance with safety standards.
    5. Inspect all loading docks for safety and accessibility concerns.
    6. Ride and inspect all elevators and escalators for operational issues.
    7. Report any windows that are fogged or show evidence of broken seals as in need of repair.

    The Inspector Is Not Required To:

    1. Inspect paint, wallpaper, window treatments, or finish treatments.
    2. Inspect central-vacuum systems.
    3. Inspect safety glazing.
    4. Inspect security systems or components.
    5. Evaluate the fastening of countertops, cabinets, sink tops, or fixtures, or assess firewall compromises.
    6. Move furniture, stored items, or coverings (e.g., carpets or rugs) to access concealed areas.
    7. Move drop-ceiling tiles.
    8. Inspect or operate appliances.
    9. Inspect or operate equipment housed in the garage, except as otherwise noted.
    10. Verify or certify the safe operation of any auto-reverse or safety function of a garage door.
    11. Operate or evaluate any security bar-release mechanisms, interior or exterior, for compliance.
    12. Operate any system, appliance, or component that requires special keys, codes, combinations, or devices.
    13. Operate or evaluate self-cleaning oven cycles, tilt guards/latches, gauges, or signal lights.
    14. Inspect microwave ovens or test for microwave leakage.
    15. Operate or examine any ancillary devices, such as:
      • Sauna
      • Steam-jenny
      • Kiln
      • Toaster
      • Ice maker
      • Coffee maker
      • Can opener
      • Bread warmer
      • Blender
      • Instant hot-water dispenser
    16. Inspect elevators, including any operational testing.
    17. Inspect remote controls.
    18. Inspect appliances.
    19. Inspect items that are not permanently installed.
    20. Examine or operate any above-ground, movable, freestanding, or otherwise non-permanently installed pool/spa, recreational equipment, or self-contained equipment.
    21. Come into contact with any pool or spa water to evaluate system structure or components.
    22. Determine the adequacy of a spa’s jet water force or bubble effect.
    23. Determine the structural integrity or leakage of a pool or spa.
    24. Determine combustibility or flammability.
    25. Inspect tenant-owned equipment or personal property.

Protect Your Investment with Maryland’s Leading Commercial Inspections

Ensure every aspect of your commercial property’s doors, windows, and interior is functioning optimally with MJ Property Inspections. Our detailed inspections cover doors, windows, steps, stairways, railings, and interior spaces to identify issues that could impact safety, accessibility, or efficiency. From fogged windows to faulty railings, we’ll provide the insights you need to address concerns and maintain a secure and welcoming environment. Schedule your inspection today and keep your property in top condition.

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