Buying or holding a duplex, triplex, or fourplex? We inspect every unit individually plus the shared structure and systems — so you know exactly what you're taking on before you close.
A duplex, triplex, or fourplex isn't one home — it's several, sharing a roof, a foundation, and often the same plumbing and electrical runs. A multi-family inspection from Highland Property Services walks each unit on its own and evaluates the shared systems and structure that tie the whole building together.
Danny and Thomas inspect together, so one covers a unit while the other works the common areas, mechanicals, and exterior. We physically walk the roof, use infrared thermal imaging to trace hidden moisture and electrical hot spots between units, and note anything that could turn into a shared-cost problem later.
You get a concise, same-day digital report with color photos and plain-language explanations — whether you plan to live in one unit and rent the rest or add the property to your portfolio.
Here's what inspecting every unit and the shared systems does for you.
Each unit gets its own walk-through, so a problem in one apartment never hides behind a clean look at another.
Danny's Georgia licensed-contractor background means the shared structure and code concerns get read the way a builder reads them.
With Danny and Thomas both on site, units and common systems get covered in one thorough visit.
A documented picture of every unit gives you real footing to negotiate, budget, or plan around.
With two to four units under one roof, the money is in the shared systems — the structure, the roof, the main electrical and plumbing, the foundation everyone stands on. We document the condition of each unit and every system they have in common, so nothing about the building catches you off guard after closing.
Danny's decades as a State of Georgia licensed contractor mean he knows how these buildings are framed and where they fail, and the two-inspector system lets us cover every unit plus the common areas in a single, thorough visit.
Whether the property checks out or turns up issues, you'll have a written, photo-documented record of each unit and the shared structure to guide your decision.
Every multi-family inspection covers each unit and the systems they share.
Every unit. In a duplex, triplex, or fourplex each unit gets its own walk-through, and we evaluate the shared structure and systems on top of that. Nothing is treated as a sample.
Because there's more to cover. With Danny and Thomas both on site, one can work a unit while the other handles common areas and mechanicals — so a bigger building gets a genuinely thorough look in one visit.
It's a real advantage. As a State of Georgia licensed contractor, Danny knows how multi-unit buildings are framed and where shared systems tend to fail, which matters when several units depend on the same structure.
Yes, with proper access arranged for each unit. We'll coordinate so tenants are given appropriate notice and we can reach every unit and the common areas during the visit.
We do, whenever it's safe. On a shared roof that covers several units, physically walking it rather than looking from the ground gives you a genuinely thorough inspection.
From your first phone call to your same-day report, here's exactly what to expect when you hire Highland Property Services.
Call 404-427-5015 or request an inspection online. We'll find a time that works and confirm all the details up front.
Danny and Thomas inspect together with our two-inspector system, physically walking every roof and using infrared thermal imaging.
You get a concise, user-friendly digital report with color photos, clear explanations, and direct repair recommendations — typically the same day.
Walk the home with us to review findings in plain language, and call anytime with questions. You always reach the Stones.
Georgia Licensed Contractor • Certified Real Estate Inspector • InterNACHI & ASHI Member • Two-Inspector System • Same-Day Reports • Serving Cartersville & Northwest Georgia