Renovating a commercial unit has one clear goal: open as soon as possible and start earning. That takes planning, hard-wearing materials and meeting regulations. Here’s how.
Renovation phases
- Project and licences: define the activity, layout and permits.
- Works: masonry, plumbing, electrics and climate control.
- Finishes: durable floors, paint, lighting and brand image.
- Final touches: signage, furniture and getting ready to open.
Licences and regulations
Most activities require an activity licence and compliance with accessibility, fire protection and, where relevant, fume extraction. It’s best to be clear on this before starting so the works don’t stall.
Materials that last
In a commercial unit, floors and walls take heavy traffic: porcelain or epoxy resin flooring and washable paints are great allies.
Timelines
Every week closed is money. We work with a fixed price and a contractual schedule so you open on time.
Opening or renewing a business? We do turnkey commercial renovations. Get your free quote.
