Counts · Condition · Confidence
Independent Inventory and Facility Inspections
Independent verification of what you own and what shape it's in — head counts lenders trust and facility reports that catch problems while they're still cheap. Swine, beef cattle, dairy, and feedlots.
Numbers You Can Bank On
Facility Inspections and Head Counts Done Independently
When money, contracts, or ownership changes hands, independent eyes protect everyone involved.
An inventory audit answers a deceptively simple question — how many animals are actually here? — with the rigor that financing, insurance, and partnership agreements demand. Our auditors count, reconcile against records, and report with the independence that makes the number usable by any third party. Whether the herd is swine, beef cattle, or dairy, the method is the same.
Facility inspections extend the same discipline to the buildings: ventilation, penning, feed systems, and biosecurity infrastructure assessed and photo-documented. Owners get a maintenance roadmap; buyers and lenders get due-diligence evidence gathered by people who know what a well-run barn or facility looks like and can identify potential issues before they become problematic.
- Swine inventory audits
- Beef cattle inventory audits
- Dairy cattle inventory audits
- Other animal inventory audits
- Feedlot inspections
- Facility condition reports
- Biosecurity practice review
- Photo-documented findings
Why It Matters
Inventory and Facility Risks We Uncover
The gap between records and reality is where financial surprises live.
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Counts That Don't Reconcile
Placement, mortality, and marketing records that never quite add up to the barns.
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Collateral Uncertainty
Lenders extending credit against herd numbers nobody has independently verified.
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Maintenance and Facility Issues
Facilities and equipment conditions that stay invisible or on the "to do" list until they become a serious issue.
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Purchase Surprises
Facility purchases closed without condition reports — and repriced afterward.
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Biosecurity Gaps at the Gate
Entry procedures, dead-stock handling, and traffic patterns that invite disease.
How It Works
Our Inventory and Inspection Process
Independent, methodical, and scheduled to respect your production flow.
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Engagement Scope
Count, condition, or both — plus who the report serves and by when.
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Records Baseline
Placement, movement, and mortality records set the expected numbers.
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On-Site Verification
Physical counts and facility assessment, photo-documented throughout.
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Reconciled Report
Findings, variances, and condition priorities in a bank-ready document.
Inspection Coverage
What a Facility Inspection Examines
Six systems that decide whether a barn or feedlot is an asset or a liability.
Feed & Water Lines
Delivery systems, drinkers, and storage inspected for condition and capacity.
Structure & Penning
Flooring, gating, buildings, trailers, separate enclosures, loading docks and ramps, and handling tools assessed with photo documentation.
Biosecurity Protocols
Entries, exits, load-outs, mortality management, and more reviewed against your internal program and industry best practice.
Records & Compliance
Site documentation reviewed so paperwork matches the physical plant.
Indoor and Outdoor Systems
Whether indoor, outdoor, or mixed — we review it all.
Environmental and Ventilation Systems
Heating, cooling, fans, inlets, curtains, and alarm systems verified for function and animal-safe operation.
Inventory FAQs
Inventory & Inspection Questions
For a variety of reasons. Livestock are collateral, inventory is a financial statement line, and partners want numbers nobody inside the operation produced. Lenders, investors, and contract partners all rely on independent counts to confirm the herd on paper matches the herd in the barns or pens.
Beyond the Count
Audits That Pair Well With an Inspection
Verify With Confidence
Need an Independent Count or Inspection?
Financing deadline, purchase decision, or annual verification — we'll schedule around your operation.
Inventory & Inspections
Request an Inventory Audit or Facility Inspection
Tell us the sites, the species, the purpose, and the deadline — we'll confirm scope and pricing quickly.
Based in the Midwest and serving farms and plants worldwide — on site or over secure video.
Contact Us
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