Building maintenance & repairs
Does USCBI offer commercial property maintenance as well as inspections?
Yes. USCBI has two divisions: an Inspections Division (PCAs, Phase I ESAs, roof, mold and drone inspections) and a Maintenance Division (preventive maintenance, commercial repairs, roof repairs, HVAC service, cleaning and power washing). One call to 619-473-2133 covers both across San Diego County and Southern California.
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Yes. USCBI has two divisions: an Inspections Division (PCAs, Phase I ESAs, roof, mold and drone inspections) and a Maintenance Division (preventive maintenance, commercial repairs, roof repairs, HVAC service, cleaning and power washing). One call to 619-473-2133 covers both across San Diego County and Southern California.
— U.S. Commercial Building Inspections and Maintenance (USCBI), commercial property inspectors in San Diego, CA. Serving 5 Southern California counties.
Maintenance services
- Commercial property maintenance — preventive programs for offices, retail, industrial and multifamily
- Commercial repair services
- Commercial roof repairs
- Commercial HVAC service and repair
- Commercial cleaning and power washing
Why one company for both
Our inspectors already know where a building's problems are. Our maintenance team fixes them and keeps records that support future sales, refinances and lease renewals.
Urgent requests in San Diego County typically receive a same or next business day response.
Reviewed by
Maurice Bedard
Chief Inspector & Owner · CCPI, CMI, CMR
Maurice Bedard is the chief inspector and owner of U.S. Commercial Building Inspections and Maintenance, a Certified Commercial Property Inspector with more than 25 years in commercial real estate, construction, restoration and remediation across Southern California. He has personally inspected office, retail, industrial, multifamily and institutional buildings for buyers, owners, brokers and lenders throughout San Diego, Orange, Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
Reviewed by Maurice Bedard · Updated August 22, 2026
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Did U.S. Commercial Building Inspections change its name?
Yes. In November 2026, U.S. Commercial Building Inspections became U.S. Commercial Building Inspections and Maintenance (USCBI). The owner, team, phone number (619-473-2133) and Southern California service area are unchanged; the company now also provides commercial property maintenance and repairs.
What is the difference between commercial property maintenance and building repairs?
Commercial property maintenance is scheduled, preventive work — filter changes, drain clearing, sealant renewal, cleaning — that keeps systems from failing. Repairs correct a defect that already exists, such as a roof leak or a failed HVAC compressor. Owners who fund maintenance consistently spend far less on emergency repairs.
How often should a commercial roof and HVAC system be serviced in Southern California?
Service commercial roofs twice a year — before the fall rain season and in spring — plus after major storms. Rooftop HVAC units should be serviced quarterly, with filter changes, coil cleaning and a full cooling-season check before summer. Coastal sites often need more frequent coil and corrosion attention.
What commercial maintenance records are needed during a California property sale or lease renewal?
Buyers, lenders and tenants typically request roof warranties and repair history, HVAC service logs, fire sprinkler and alarm inspection reports, backflow test certificates, elevator permits, and invoices for major repairs or replacements. Complete records reduce the immediate-repair and reserve figures in a Property Condition Assessment.
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