Service · 05 · Light Commercial

Open when the lease
says open.

Tenant improvements, retail build-outs and small commercial renovations under 10,000 SF.

What you buy

Why this exists

Commercial schedules are money, not preference.

Rent starts. Staff are hired. A grand opening is already printed. A two-week slip is not an inconvenience, it is payroll against an empty room.

We build to the certificate of occupancy, phase around occupied neighbors, and give landlords the close-out package they require the first time.

<10kSF sweet spot
NightsOccupied-space phasing
CODriven, not hoped for

What you buy

Scope, in plain language.

01

Retail and restaurant TI

Full build-out from white box to hood, grease trap, and health-department sign-off.

02

Storefronts

Aluminum systems, glazing and entries that meet the center's design criteria.

03

ADA compliance

Restrooms, thresholds, counters and paths of travel brought to current code.

04

After-hours phasing

Work sequenced outside business hours so the neighbors stay open.

05

Landlord coordination

Drawings submitted, criteria met, close-out package delivered.

06

CO support

Inspections scheduled and chased until the certificate is in your hand.

Who it's for

Built for these owners.

Not for ground-up commercial over 10,000 SF or structural steel high-rise work.

  • First-location restaurant and salon owners
  • Franchisees on a corporate build-out deadline
  • Shopping-center tenants working under landlord criteria
  • Small warehouse and flex users needing office and ADA work

What kills this job

Three ways it goes wrong.

A lease signed before a walkthrough

Existing MEP capacity decides your build cost. We walk the space before you commit.

Health and fire review discovered late

Hoods, grease traps and egress get reviewed at permit, not at opening week.

Landlord criteria ignored

Non-compliant signage or storefront gets rejected after install. We submit first.

How it runs

Space walk and capacity check, permitted drawings, phased build around neighbors, then CO and landlord close-out.

See the five phases

FAQ

Straight answers.

Can you work nights?
Yes. Occupied-space work is routinely phased outside business hours.
Do you handle landlord approvals?
We prepare and submit the drawings and close-out package landlords require.

Next step

Build the space.
We answer the phone.