Commercial Building Inspections & PCA

High Mark Commercial Inspections is the commercial division of High Mark Inspections, LLC, led by Chief Inspector Mark Rogers. They provide commercial building inspections and Property Condition Assessments (PCAs) for buyers, investors, lenders, brokers, and property managers. The company adheres to ASTM and CCPIA standards while focusing on due diligence and risk mitigation across Florida, Georgia, and Alabama.

The company offers four distinct service scopes, including focused systems reviews and detailed PCAs with ten-year outlooks. Each assignment defines a clear scope and reports observations in an accessible, photo-supported format. They also coordinate Phase I Environmental Site Assessments with their environmental partner for fieldwork and reporting.

Clients can start by selecting 'Help me choose' on the proposal form if unsure about the scope. The process involves sharing the address, building size, and purpose, followed by confirming the scope and scheduling the inspection. A signed agreement and payment are required to confirm the appointment.

The inspection fee covers the agreed assessment and report, while repair-cost opinions estimate planning-level expenditures separately. Fees depend on factors like square footage, number of buildings, and the requested reporting deadline. Phase I Environmental Site Assessments are quoted separately with their own scope and schedule.

Mark Rogers holds a Florida home inspector license HI15819 and is a CCPIA-Certified Commercial Inspector. He is also a Certified Master Inspector® whose status can be verified with the Master Inspector Certification Board. The company emphasizes independently verifiable credentials and practical insight for consequential property decisions.

The company serves commercial properties throughout Florida, Georgia, and Alabama, with roots in North Florida and South Georgia. Specific service areas include Lake City, Columbia County, FL, and Kingsland, Camden County, GA. They coordinate assignments across these three states to simplify property access and scheduling.

The website states that the inspection fee pays for the agreed assessment and report, while repair-cost opinions are separate. Scopes 3 and 4 include cost-planning work described on their Services page. The company provides photo-supported reporting to help clients plan their next steps.

The process begins with a walkthrough to informed next steps, ensuring clear communication from the first inquiry. They define engagement scope, reporting standards, and limitations for each assignment. The goal is to give clients useful information for property decisions ahead through straightforward guidance.

The company focuses on scope clarity, photo-supported observations, and practical communication to help clients plan. They avoid assuming every assignment requires the same report, instead tailoring the assessment to the property and the client's decision. This approach helps buyers, owners, and investors understand building conditions effectively.

The company provides local site observations and coordinates with an environmental partner for Phase I ESAs. They discuss the property, transaction objectives, and lender requirements before coordinating the assignment. Site observations can include underground and aboveground storage tanks and hazardous-material storage conditions.

The company serves commercial buyers, owners, investors, brokers, lenders, and property managers seeking clearer information. They define a clear scope and report observations in an accessible, photo-supported format. The focus is on helping stakeholders understand building conditions across the three-state region.

The company uses a practical, thorough approach to help clients understand observed building conditions. They provide detailed photographs and straightforward next-step guidance to give clients useful information. The goal is to support informed decisions regarding tenant operations and future maintenance obligations.

The company coordinates Phase I assignments throughout Florida, Georgia, and Alabama to simplify property access. They also offer multi-unit residential property inspections and drone inspection services as part of their offerings. The inspections adhere to ASTM and CCPIA standards with a focus on due diligence.

The company can be contacted via the business phone number 386-361-8040 or the email address info@highmarkinspections.com. They also have a presence on LinkedIn for Mark Rogers and the company. The website domain is highmarkcommercialinspections.com.

Commercial Building Inspections & PCA is located at 252 SW Whippoorwill Way, Lake City, FL 32024.