The National Association of Commercial Building Inspectors and Thermographers

New Hampshire commercial property condition assessments and building inspections. I specialize in ASTM 2018 guideline for commercial property assessments.

New Hampshire Commercial Building Inspections, Net Lease, Triple Net Lease (NNN), Property Condition Assessments (PCA), Infrared Thermal Imaging & Commercial Property Inspections

New Hampshire Commercial Building Inspector is your one source for New Hampshire and all of Northern New England, Net Lease, Triple Net Lease (NNN), Property Condition Assessments (PCA) & Infrared Building Inspections.

Through our vast network of NACBI seasoned and highly trained professionals we can provide any and all building inspection service requirements within a short time frame.

We have teams of NACBI Certified or Licensed Professional Inspectors with Level I through Level III Infrared Thermography training ready to inspect the condition of your building(s) beyond any other inspection technology available today.

Peter Russell, owner of Russell Inspection Services LLC and New England Thermal Imaging has been conducting residential and commercial property inspections for 25 years. Peter is also recognized in the New Hampshire court system as expert construction witness and regularly works with area attorneys as a litigation assistant.

Mr. Russell’s background includes owner of Russell Installations LLC from 1985 to 2010 which specialized in building envelope construction and has successfully completed such projects as the New Hampshire State Liquor store, the redevelopment of Mariners Village and the completion of exterior siding and composite decks for Hawthorne Hill, a multi unit condominium project as well as major renovations and new home construction.

Peter is a licensed home inspector in New Hampshire, certified commercial building inspector, a level II Thermographer and licensed septic evaluator. Continuing education through his membership in two nationally recognized inspection organizations keeps him abreast of changing building and inspection practices.