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20+ YEARS INSPECTOR/PLANS EXAMINER + LOCAL CCFD APPROVAL EXPERIENCE + REQUEST A PERMIT + SAFETY MATTERS +

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OVER 20 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE. WE TURN COMPLEX CODES INTO PREDICTABLE OUTCOMES.

Fire Code Evaluations Before You
Lease or Buy in Clark County

Handled End-to-End

Pre-Lease / Pre-Purchase Evaluations

Before you sign a lease or close on a commercial property, make sure it actually fits how you plan to use it. A space that looks perfect can carry fire code requirements that are expensive — or impossible — to retrofit. Battleborn Business Consulting evaluates the property first, so you negotiate from a position of knowledge instead of inheriting someone else's compliance problems.

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Why Evaluate
Before You Sign

Occupancy classification, sprinkler coverage, exiting, and change-of-use rules all affect whether a property works for your business — and what it will cost to bring it up to code. Discovering these issues after you've committed can mean unexpected upgrade costs or a space you can't legally use as intended. A pre-lease or pre-purchase evaluation puts those answers in front of you while you still have room to negotiate or walk away.

Problems We
Commonly Catch

  • Inadequate sprinkler coverage for the intended use

  • Occupancy limits that don't match your plans

  • Missing or outdated life safety systems

  • Change-of-use issues that trigger costly upgrades

What the Evaluation Covers

An official inspection goes a lot smoother when you're prepared. We help you get the right documentation in order and your systems ready, then help manage your interactions with the fire department so there are no surprises on inspection day.

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Existing Fire Protection Systems 

We assess sprinklers, alarms, and suppression against the demands of your intended use.

Occupancy & Exiting

We check whether the occupancy classification and egress support how you plan to operate.
 

Change-of-Use Red Flags

We identify upgrades that a change of use could trigger — the costs that most often blindside new tenants and buyers.
 

For Tenants
and Buyers Alike

Whether you're signing a lease or purchasing outright, the goal is the same: confirm the property fits your intended use before you commit. Call us before you sign — and ideally before your due-diligence or contingency period ends — so you still have leverage.

REQUEST AN EVAULUATION

Found a space you're considering? Let's evaluate it before you commit. Send us the property address and your planned use, and we'll take it from there.

FAQs

Q: Why should I get an evaluation before signing a lease?

A: Because fire code requirements can make a space unsuitable — or expensive to retrofit — for your intended use. Finding that out before you sign saves you from inheriting someone else's compliance problems.

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Q: What does the evaluation cover?

A: We assess the property's existing fire protection systems, exiting, occupancy classification, and overall code posture against how you plan to use the space, then flag anything that could affect your plans or budget.


Q: What kinds of problems do you typically catch?

A: Common deal-breakers include inadequate sprinkler coverage for the intended use, occupancy limits that don't match your plans, missing or outdated life safety systems, and change-of-use issues that trigger costly upgrades.

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Q: Does this work for both leasing and buying?

A: Yes — whether you're signing a lease or purchasing outright, the goal is the same: confirm the property fits your intended use before you commit.

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Q: I already found a space — is it too late?

A: Not if you haven't signed yet. Call us before you commit, and ideally before your due-diligence or contingency period ends, so you still have room to negotiate or walk away.

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