Renovation of Commercial Premises

The space must work for the business

Renovating a commercial space isn’t just about how we want it to look. It starts with how it will be used on a day-to-day basis: who will be moving around in it, where lighting, electricity or water is needed, what equipment will be in use, and which areas need to withstand heavier wear and tear.

The technical work is organised according to the space’s intended use and its current condition, so that the final layout is functional and suitable for its new purpose.

Different spaces, different requirements

An office, a shop or any other commercial premises do not all have the same needs. Requirements for lighting, electrical installations, flooring, storage areas or plumbing installations vary depending on the use.

For this reason, the scope must be determined by the function of the specific space and not by a pre-defined package.

Electrical installations and lighting

Professional equipment, workstations, sockets, lighting and networking requirements must be planned before the finishes are completed. Where there are specific or increased requirements, these must be confirmed with the relevant technician.

Plumbing and ancillary installations

If the premises require water, drainage or new connections for equipment, these must be incorporated into the layout from the outset. The final solution depends on the type of business and the property’s capabilities.

Floors, surfaces and durability

In a commercial space, materials are not selected solely on the basis of aesthetic criteria. Footfall, cleaning requirements, frequency of use and the need for easy maintenance all influence the choice of flooring and surfaces.

The timing and operation of the business

When the project is carried out in an existing business, planning takes on particular importance. It must be clarified whether the premises can remain operational, whether a temporary closure is required, and which tasks can be organised in phases. A specific timetable can only be provided once the actual scope of the project has been defined.

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Plumbing
Electrical Works
Tiling & Flooring
Painting
Insulation / Waterproofing