Services

Water Well Services

• Water Well Inspection
• Water Flow Inspections
• Water Quality Inspection & Testing
• Water Filter Service
• Water Well Rehabilitation

Agriculture/Farmland Rental/Lease

• Pre-Occupancy Inspections
• Tenancy Inspections
• Post Occupancy Inspections
• Environmental / Safety Inspections

Property Types Services Provided

• Residential
• Commercial
• Rural
• Agriculture
• Undeveloped / Developed
• Industrial / Manufacturing

Home – Residential Inspection Service

Observe, assess physical condition of roof, plumbing, heating, cooling, electrical, exterior wall covering, walkways, foundation, steps, stairways, ramps, patios, balconies, basement, decks, carports, garage, crawl space, attic, fireplace/chimney, water heater, exterior doors. Representative number of windows, interior doors, electrical outlets, electrical switches. Exterior grounds surface drainage, exterior electrical entering home, exterior faucets. Detailed checklist and notes documenting the condition at the time of inspection with recommendations along with photographs and report.

Commercial Inspection Service

Observe, assess physical condition of roof, plumbing, heating, cooling, electrical, exterior wall covering, walkways, foundation, steps, stairways, ramps, balconies, basement, decks, carports, garage, water heater, exterior doors. Representative number of windows, interior doors, electrical outlets, electrical switches. Exterior grounds surface drainage, exterior electrical entering building, exterior faucets. Parking lot, handicap parking, loading ramps, trash disposal area, breakroom, gym. Review, copy of local license, inspections, reports, floor plan, evacuation plan, emergency plan, miscellaneous pertaining to business type. Detailed checklist and notes documenting the condition at the time of inspection with recommendations along with photographs and report.

Water Well Inspection Service

Depending upon the age of your well and pump, water tank, if located in potential flood area, or even concerned with heavy rain, thunderstorm activity, we conduct a visual inspection of casing, seal, wiring, and piping. We will do an electrical check on breakers, pump control box, and wiring, check the pump and water tank to assure that it is operating correctly, check water level, and check the flow rate of your pump by calculating gallons per minute (gpm). We have the option of going inside your water well with a downhole camera to evaluate the condition of well screen for buildup, which would reduce the gpm, sometimes affecting the operation of system.

Environmental Due Diligence

Fact: Land was only created one time.
Fact: Land (Property) has history starting at the time of its creation

Protecting your liability has never been more important than in current times. Lending
Institutions, Property Owners, Business Owners, are at risk.

Rules and Regulations seem to change or to be modified more frequently, depending upon which ones
apply to the person, business, and property type. We see some regulations that more than one agency
requires us to adhere to with differences in language and requirements. Rules and regulations for
each state are not regulated the same.

The One Thing That is The Same, We Must Protect Our Liability.
Mallard, Inc. (Mallard) can assist you with
Environmental Due Diligence/Environmental Risk

Environmental Inspection.
Transaction Screening.
Environmental Risk Audit.
Environmental Compliance Confirmation.
Phase I/II Environmental Assessment.
Custom Environmental Services for the Purpose of Protecting Potential Liability Issues.

Agriculture Land
Rural Land
Industrial Manufacturing
Commercial Land
Residential Land
Developed/Undeveloped, Active/Inactive

What is Environmental Due Diligence?

The process of identifying potential environmental liabilities
and risks that may or may not have responsibility transfer with transfer of property.

Conducting Environmental Due Diligence:

Professional Environmental Experience.
Knowing the correct tools and resources to use.
Knowing where to collect and review information.
Knowing the necessary questions to ask.
Professional environmental experience to interrupt
collected data.
Professional environmental experience recognizing
potential environmental concerns during onsite
property inspection.

Environmental Due Diligence.  Nothing Can Be Left to Chance. Protect Your Liability