Commercial construction tenant finish out is a collaborative process that requires effective communication and coordination between you as the tenant, the property owner, construction professionals, and the city. Our team has over 20 years of working with these commercial industry professionals and coordinating your project schedule.

Key aspects of commercial construction tenant finish out include:

• Customization:
  • Interior Modifications: Tailoring the interior layout to align with your business needs, branding, and functionality.
  • Specialized Spaces: Creating specific areas such as offices, meeting rooms, reception areas, and break rooms.
• Infrastructure Upgrades:
  • Electrical and Lighting: Installing or modifying electrical systems to accommodate your company’s equipment and lighting preferences.
  • Plumbing and HVAC: Adapting or installing plumbing and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems to suit your needs as the tenant’s requirements in the lease agreement.
• Code Compliance:
  • Building Codes: Ensuring that all modifications comply with local building codes and regulations.
  • Accessibility: Addressing accessibility requirements, such as ramps and restroom facilities, to meet regulations like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
• Aesthetics and Branding:
  • Interior Design: Incorporating design elements that reflect your company’s brand and create a cohesive and appealing environment.
  • Finishes and Fixtures: Selecting materials, finishes, and fixtures to enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your new space.
• Project Management:
  • Timeline and Budget: Efficiently managing the construction timeline and budget to meet your tenant occupancy deadlines and financial constraints.
  • Coordination: Coordinating with you as the tenant, your landlord, architects, the code and fire department, as required.
• Communication:
  • Tenant-Landlord Collaboration: Facilitating communication between the tenant and landlord to address any lease-related considerations and approvals.
  • Stakeholder Engagement: Keeping all parties involved informed about the progress and any potential challenges.
• Occupancy and Completion:
  • Final Inspection: Conducting a thorough inspection to ensure that all construction meets quality standards and adheres to regulations.
  • Occupancy: Handing over the customized space to you as the business owner for occupancy and business operations. It’s time to open your new location! #celebration