Commercial Office Renovation in Metro Atlanta
You are reconfiguring a floor that people still work on, or turning over a suite between tenants with a hard move-in date. Either way you need the work sequenced so it does not shut down the business, and priced so you can defend it to ownership.
Real scope, trade by trade
- Space planning coordination and demolition
- Framing, drywall, and acoustic partitions
- Ceilings, lighting, and electrical distribution
- HVAC zoning and controls
- Glass fronts, doors, and hardware
- Flooring and wall finishes
- Break rooms and restroom upgrades
- Phased work around occupied areas
We scope the phasing before the price so there are no surprises.
Walk the space
We come out and look at what’s actually there — existing conditions, the capacity of the HVAC, electrical, and plumbing, and what your use will trigger for code and accessibility. Bring whatever you have: drawings, the lease exhibit, your target date. It takes about an hour, and we get on the calendar within days.
Get a real number
We scope it trade by trade — not a per-foot guess — and account for permitting and the long-lead items that actually move a schedule. You get a scoped estimate with the inclusions and exclusions spelled out, so you can hand it to your owner or lender and defend it. Not a range, and usually back in days.
We build
We pull the permits, order the long-lead items, and mobilize — self-performing the interior trades and managing the rest, in sequence. You get a point of contact and updates at the milestones that matter, through punch and closeout, including the documents you need to occupy.
Common questions
- Can you renovate while we stay in the space?
- Usually, yes. We phase the work around occupied areas and sequence the disruptive trades for off-hours where it matters. We scope the phasing before we price it so the plan is realistic.
- What does an office renovation typically cost?
- Most office renovations we do fall in the $60K–$400K range, driven mostly by how much of the HVAC, electrical, and layout changes. A site walk produces a real number for your floor.
- How long will it take?
- Typically six to fourteen weeks depending on phasing and scope. Working around an occupied floor adds time but avoids shutting down the business.
Got a space that needs work?
Call us. We'll come walk it and tell you what we think it'll take.