COMMERCIAL REMODELING

Commercial interior remodeling generally involves rearranging walls, partitions, and workstations to optimize the flow and use of space, installation of new flooring or refinishing existing floors, ceiling tile replacement or installation, installation of soundproofing materials to reduce noise levels, and application of paint, wallpaper, or other wall treatments.

Implementing efficient changes such as updating fixtures like sinks, faucets, and toilets, replacing countertops and cabinetry, upgrading lighting fixtures, and refreshing the overall aesthetic with new tiles and paint to better serve the needs of both employees and customers.

Implementing energy-saving measures, such as installing energy-efficient windows, insulation, and HVAC systems, and upgrading light fixtures and appliances with Energy Star-certified models to reduce energy consumption lower utility bills, and minimize your environmental footprint.

Adding or modifying custom cabinetry, shelving, and millwork to meet storage and organizational needs, as well as to enhance the overall design.

Ensuring that the remodeled space complies with the ADA standards, which include features such as accessible entrances, ramps, handrails, door width, and accessible restroom facilities with proper clearances, grab bars, and sinks at accessible heights.