umber and location of parking spaces ( including Handicap spaces ) and driveways on site.(related to the building/rental space)
3) The building and/or storefront space itself: Location and thickness of outside walls (structural), location of all inside walls (structural and non-structural), location and thickness of demising walls (for storefront locations), type of building structure, (if applicable), finished floor to bottom of structure measured, type of ceiling and heights, floor finishes and/or raised/lowered flooring (if applicable), restroom locations & fixtures, Water heater location and size (if applicable), HVAC unit size, location and quantity, windows (opening sizes), storefronts (location, size), doors (location, size, hardware), wall openings, wall thicknesses, light fixtures (location, type, quantity), main panel and electric meter location, gas meter location (if applicable), water meter location (if locatable), telephone backboard (if applicable), location of main pylon sign and main building signage (if applicable). We can produce and/or convert 'as built' plans for Architects, Realtors, property owners as well as new franchisee's looking to build their first or a new location. "Plans conversion"
Take an existing set of paper blueprints and convert them into an electronic version (AutoCAD 2012 ©).
[}~ Commercial Inspections ~{]
When buying a small building or an office within a larger building, you need an inspection that focuses only on issues that are relevant to the purchase. Our inspection and report are focused on issues that are unique to the property and include a complete survey of property conditions. This is ideal for a client comfortable in performing his or her own cost analysis for repairing or replacing defective items. Remember, a defective roof alone could cost you tens of thousands of dollars. Pre and post lease inspections (for landlords or tenants and owners). Long-term leases may hold the tenant responsible for many, if not all, repairs to the building. Prior to signing a long-term lease, a tenant should know if the building needs a new roof, upgraded electrical service, etc. Likewise, at the end of a long-term lease, a tenant might consider RiteSite to perform a commercial building inspection to document the condition of the building as they left it. "Building Energy Audit"
1) Check the tightness/looseness of the building. This entails running blower door testing to put a negative pressure in the
building and determine the need to button up or open up the building.
2) Check the HVAC system for efficiency.
3) Check the gas fixtures for leaks and conduct pressure checks to make sure no gas is in the air.
4) Check the insulation and R values of the building envelope.
5) Check the envelope, both interior and exterior, to determine energy grabbing deficiencies or energy wasting items. This includes landscaping, building orientation, etc.
6) Conduct an area drive by to determine factors that could cause air quality issues.
7) Determination of building use and occupancy for interior air quality calculations.
[}~ Residential Inspections ~{]
When buying a your first home, an older home or a home you plan on renting, you need an inspection that focuses only on issues that are relevant to the purchase. This is ideal for a first time home buyer, or this might be the second home you've purchased or a home you plan on renting. Remember, a defective roof alone could cost you thousands of dollars.
[}~ Medical Construction Services ~{]
For our medical clients we offer the following services:
1) Will the MRI/Equipment I plan to purchase work/fit in the space I have planned for it. A) Many locations will fit but still not work because of some type of interference nearby. B) Each original equipment manufacturer has differing specifications for their equipment.
2) Radio Frequency (RF) and Magnetic shields, new, replacement and repair.
3) Radio Frequency (RF) shield testing for existing MRI units.
4) Radio Frequency (RF) shield testing to verify that the NEW shield meets/exceeds the MRI manufacturers specifications.
5) Still getting artifacts in your MRI images and cannot determine why, let us help.
6) Verify that the contractor you want to select has included everything necessary to complete the work properly. Making sure the contractor is completing the work on time to get you up and operating. (If there is a service not seen here please contact us!)
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