by Brian Watkins | Jan 27, 2020 | Commercial Remodeling & Renovation Projects
The name of the game in property management is creating efficient, easy-to-duplicate systems. Property management firms deal with a lot more turnover than single landlords do mostly because of the sheer number of tenants they oversee. This generally means partnering...
by Brian Watkins | Aug 16, 2019 | Commercial Remodeling & Renovation Projects
The sheer scale of the typical commercial construction project often means a lot more moving parts than a home remodel. While many contractors are very good at what they do (the hands-on stuff) keeping all those parts moving is another matter entirely. One of the...
by Brian Watkins | Jul 25, 2019 | Commercial Remodeling & Renovation Projects
Quite a few of our more recent commercial construction jobs involved joining the process mid-job. In those cases, the client company had begun work with their own crews or with other construction contractors. Sometimes it was a concern of snags preventing things from...
by Brian Watkins | Jul 23, 2019 | Commercial Remodeling & Renovation Projects
A few years ago when you first opened the doors to your business you probably loved the way your office building looked. However, over time you might have noticed some overgrown trees or plants, corrosion, or maybe you just want a new look. We work with a...
by Brian Watkins | Apr 15, 2019 | Commercial Remodeling & Renovation Projects
“Commercial renovation” is a pretty broad term, and it’s not always clear what that means. Beyond saying upfits and restorations for commercial buildings, we thought we’d share some common examples of what these type of renovation projects look...
by Brian Watkins | Mar 21, 2019 | Commercial Remodeling & Renovation Projects
Our renovation project at Lyndhurst is another good example of commercial work that restores a building’s look and function. We provided the materials, labor, and equipment for the job in the estimate — and even included an addendum to cover window frames and...
