What you get
Shops, offices and units stripped out and refitted: partitions, ceilings, flooring, services alterations, decoration and making good.
OUR SERVICES
Shops, offices and units stripped and refitted, worked around whatever still has to trade.
WHAT IT INVOLVES
Shops, offices and units stripped and refitted, worked around whatever still has to trade.
Shops, offices and units stripped out and refitted: partitions, ceilings, flooring, services alterations, decoration and making good.
The building work is no harder than domestic. What has to stay open, what hours are workable and what the landlord must approve are.
Including the reinstatement obligation at the end of the lease, which is the one that surprises people.

IN THE QUOTE
Commercial jobs are won and lost on the programme rather than the building. What has to stay open decides how the work is sequenced.
HOW WE DO IT
Four steps, start to finish, so you know what happens and when.
A shop, an office, a treatment room or a workshop, and whether you are trading through it. Photos of the space as it is.
What is structural, where the services are, what the landlord's conditions say, and what has to stay. The visit is about the constraints as much as the work.
Priced in stages and, where you are still trading, sequenced around your opening hours with the out of hours work shown separately so you can decide if it is worth it.
Stripped back, partitions and services in, then finishes, so the dirty work is done and gone before anything that marks easily goes in.
THREE WAYS TO START
Whichever is easiest. You get the same answer from all three.
Three boxes and a photo if you have one.
A written quote, itemised, with no obligation.
USEFUL TO KNOW
Where the job needs it, yes, and it is priced accordingly rather than quoted as normal hours and then queried. Say at the outset what hours you actually need protected.
It does if it is left late. A licence to alter takes as long as it takes, so the sensible order is to get the scope settled and submitted early and build the programme around the answer. It is worth flagging at the first conversation.
No. Those are separate registered disciplines and those registrations are not held here, so nothing here offers them. The building work is coordinated around whoever is doing them, which works best when they are appointed early.
Usually yes, and it costs more than doing it in one go because the same area gets set up and cleared more than once. Whether that trade is worth it depends on what a closed week costs you, which is your number rather than ours.