Commercial questions deserve a commercial team.

Rojek Home Services is built around residential properties: homes, the people making decisions about them, and a clear explanation of accessible conditions. A commercial building deserves its own starting point. For offices, retail spaces, warehouses, multifamily assets, industrial facilities and other business properties, the right destination is RHS Commercial Inspections—a separate commercial operation with its own website, contacts and proposal process.

That distinction is deliberate. Commercial projects can involve a different mix of property use, occupancy, stakeholders, records, access arrangements and decision timelines. The useful question is not whether a building can fit a residential appointment; it is what information the people responsible for that particular property need. Start on the RHS Commercial website for a commercial conversation, or request a commercial proposal directly.

A house and a commercial property may share familiar building components, but they do not necessarily present the same assignment. A retail storefront, warehouse, apartment community or office building may have different operating needs, parties relying on the work and questions around a transaction, lease, maintenance planning or ownership. RHS Commercial describes work across commercial, industrial and multifamily properties, with related services that may include items such as video sewer, fire and safety, ADA and environmental assessments. What belongs in a particular engagement should be discussed and agreed in the proposal—not assumed from a general list.

That project-specific approach is practical, not evasive. Commercial property-condition guidance recognizes that the appropriate level of due diligence varies with the property, the purpose of the assessment, the user's risk tolerance, available information and timing. No single website summary can define every building, system, document review or specialty need. RHS Commercial can help frame the work around the property in front of you and the decision you are preparing to make.

Before reaching out, take a moment to describe the assignment rather than simply naming a building type. A few details can make the first conversation more focused:

• What decision is ahead? Are you buying, selling, leasing, financing, managing or planning work on the property? Who will use the findings?
• What is the property? Share the address, property type, approximate size, number of buildings or units, current use and occupancy as you understand them.
• What is known already? Note previous reports, maintenance history, available records, recent improvements, tenant concerns or conditions you want considered. Existing information can be helpful, but it does not replace a current, property-specific discussion.
• What needs coordination? Consider site access, occupied areas, keys or escorts, safety rules, operating hours, tenant notice and anyone who should be included in the conversation.
• What is the timeline? Explain transaction milestones, due-diligence dates or other deadlines early. Time matters, but it should not turn an undefined request into an assumed scope.

You do not need to have every answer before contacting RHS Commercial. These prompts are simply a way to help its team understand the building, the context and the questions that matter to your organization.

RHS Commercial maintains the information and proposal path for its commercial work. Explore its commercial inspection services, request a proposal, call (866) 992-3191, or email [email protected]. The commercial team can discuss whether its services fit your property and what a tailored proposal should address.

This route keeps the residential and commercial processes clear. Please do not use Rojek's residential scheduling form to define a commercial inspection request or assume that a residential service description, pricing structure or report example applies to a commercial property. Direct contact with RHS Commercial is the best way to establish the right scope, timing and next step.

For a house, condominium or residential purchase, return to Rojek's residential services or begin with home inspections. The residential team serves Chicagoland communities described on the service areas page and can help you choose an appropriate residential service.

The people and credentials behind that residential work belong here, too. On About Rojek, founder Mark Rojek's firefighter and paramedic service is connected to a practical, service-minded approach to residential inspection—without turning it into a commercial credential. Meet the team for the residential people clients work with; Mark's Certified Master Inspector designation is specific to Mark, not a designation assigned to every team member.

Buying, selling or caring for a residence in Chicagoland? Schedule a residential inspection with Rojek Home Services and tell our team about the home and the questions you want to understand.