Property Inspections Delaware: Services for Businesses and Lenders

What We Inspect


  • Residential properties
  • Commercial properties
  • Vacant and occupied properties
  • Exterior property conditions
  • Property access and visible conditions
  • Address and location verification
  • Photo documentation
  • Other requested field observations

What We Document

Our property inspection services provide organized, factual observations based on each client’s assignment requirements. Depending on the scope of the inspection, documentation may include:

  • Property exterior conditions
  • Visible maintenance concerns
  • Occupancy indicators
  • Photographs
  • Site observations
  • Requested property details
  • Date and time of inspection

Our reports help lenders, property managers, insurance professionals, and businesses obtain reliable field observations for their records and decision-making.

All findings are limited to observable conditions and the authorized scope of the assignment. Our field inspections do not replace licensed home inspections, engineering evaluations, or property appraisals.

Who Uses Property Inspection Services?

Property inspections Delaware businesses, lenders, insurance professionals, and property managers request can help document visible property conditions and site observations. Each assignment is based on the client’s instructions, location, access requirements, and reporting needs.

Our field inspection services may include exterior observations, occupancy indicators, property photographs, and other requested details. The exact scope depends on the assignment, and reports are limited to observations made during the authorized site visit. Our services do not replace a licensed home inspection, engineering evaluation, or property appraisal.

How It Works


01 — Assignment Request
You provide the property address, inspection requirements, and any specific instructions.

02 — Field Visit
An Empire National field representative visits the property and completes the requested inspection.

03 — Documentation
We collect photographs and document observable conditions within the assigned scope.

04 — Report Delivery
Completed documentation is prepared and delivered according to the assignment requirements.

Preparing for a Property Inspection


Before scheduling a property inspection, gather the property address, requested inspection type, access instructions, and any client-specific reporting requirements. Clear instructions help ensure the site visit addresses the assignment’s intended scope.

If photographs are requested, confirm any access restrictions and documentation guidelines in advance. Inspection findings reflect observable conditions at the time of the visit and the information authorized for collection. After reviewing the assignment details, Empire National Document Services, LLC can confirm availability, discuss applicable fees, and explain the expected reporting process.

Service Area


Delaware • Northeastern Pennsylvania • Southwestern New Jersey through Gloucester County • Eastern Maryland through Baltimore