Investors, buyers, and lenders need the full picture on paper. A detailed PCA lays out the property's condition, its deficiencies, and the repairs it's likely to need — delivered same day.
When real money and lending are on the line, you need more than a look — you need documentation. A property condition assessment from Highland Property Services is a detailed PCA report covering the property's overall condition, its deficiencies, and the repairs it's anticipated to need, written for investors, buyers, and lenders.
Danny and Thomas assess the property together, so two experienced sets of eyes cover the structure and every major system. We physically walk the roof, use infrared thermal imaging to reveal hidden moisture and electrical hot spots, and read the building the way a licensed contractor does.
You get a concise, same-day PCA report with color photos and plain-language explanations — a clear record of condition, deficiencies, and anticipated repair needs you can put in front of a lender or partner.
Here's what a detailed property condition assessment does for you.
A documented PCA of overall condition and deficiencies that investors, buyers, and lenders can rely on.
Danny's Georgia licensed-contractor background means the structure and repair needs get read by someone who knows how buildings are built.
We flag anticipated repair needs so you can budget and plan around them, not get surprised by them.
Danny and Thomas both on site means the whole property gets a thorough assessment in one visit.
A property condition assessment exists to answer the questions that lenders, investors, and buyers care about: what shape is the property in, what's deficient, and what repairs is it likely to need? We evaluate the structure and every major system and lay it all out in a detailed, photo-documented PCA report.
Danny's decades as a State of Georgia licensed contractor are a real advantage on this kind of work — he knows how buildings are framed and where they fail, so the deficiencies and anticipated repair needs are read with a builder's judgment, and the two-inspector system covers the whole property thoroughly.
Whether the property is sound or needs attention, you'll have a clear written record of condition, deficiencies, and anticipated repairs to support your decision and your financing.
Every property condition assessment documents the structure, systems, deficiencies, and anticipated repairs.
It's a detailed report on a property's overall condition, its deficiencies, and the repairs it's anticipated to need. A PCA is written for investors, buyers, and lenders who need the full picture documented, not just a walk-through.
A PCA puts particular emphasis on documenting overall condition, deficiencies, and anticipated repair needs in a form suited to due diligence and financing. It still draws on our full inspection process — two inspectors, a walked roof, and thermal imaging.
As a State of Georgia licensed contractor, Danny reads structure and repair needs the way a builder does. On a PCA, where anticipated repairs and deficiencies drive decisions, that judgment is a real advantage.
No — Highland Property Services assesses and documents only. We identify and clearly report deficiencies and anticipated repair needs, then you bring in the trades you choose from there.
Typically the same day. Your PCA report includes color photos, clear explanations, and documented condition and repair findings you can put in front of a lender or partner right away.
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