Complete Store Front, Office & Stock Room Renovation on Belmont St., Avondale, Chicago

Yes, alongside residential. Storefronts, offices and back-of-house spaces are all within scope. The construction skills overlap heavily with residential work; what differs is scheduling, access and the code requirements that apply to a commercial occupancy.

Often, and for occupied commercial spaces it is usually the sensible approach. Evening and weekend scheduling costs more per hour but frequently costs far less than closing. We plan it around your trading hours rather than ours.

Commercial work more often involves accessibility, egress, fire separation and occupancy requirements that do not apply to a home. That means more documentation and usually a longer approval path, which we account for in the programme from the start.

Frequently, with phasing and proper separation. We section the work area, control dust and noise, keep customer routes clear, and sequence so the disruption moves through the space rather than shutting all of it at once.

Storefronts, offices, stock and back-of-house areas, and the interior fit-out work those involve. If your space needs something outside what we do well, we will tell you rather than take it on.