Our services

A clear scope.
A considered finish.

Commercial interior renovation for offices, retail premises and restaurants across New York City.

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Office interiors

Nonstructural partitions, doors, finishes, flooring and painting for professional workplaces. Scope planning considers the intended layout, building access and the people using the space.

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Retail spaces

Interior improvements for existing retail premises, with attention to circulation, display-area finishes and a practical sequence of work.

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Restaurant interiors

Dining-area finishes, nonstructural partitions, flooring, tile and painting. Kitchen and regulated trade requirements are coordinated with the appropriate project professionals.

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Trades and materials

The details that
make up the space.

Framing & drywall

Non-load-bearing framing, interior partitions, drywall installation and finishing. Batt or rigid-board insulation can be included where specified.

Flooring & tile

Laminate, vinyl plank or tile, commercial carpet tile, and standard ceramic or porcelain tile within an agreed scope.

Finish carpentry

Doors, hardware, baseboards, trim, molding and interior millwork details appropriate to the project.

Painting & finishes

Interior painting and surface finishing, including water-based latex applications, preparation and work-area protection.

Specialty coordination

The operating plan includes engaging appropriately licensed electrical, plumbing and HVAC contractors, with glazing and millwork businesses where needed.

Project scope, trade qualifications, insurance and responsibilities are established before the relevant work begins.

Before the first conversation

A few practical questions.

What types of spaces do you focus on?

Our focus is commercial interiors for offices, retail premises and restaurants in New York City.

What should I share with an inquiry?

The project address, type of premises, approximate area, intended improvements and target dates are a helpful start. Include photographs or drawings when available.

Can you give an immediate price?

A proposal depends on the actual scope and existing conditions. The first inquiry starts the review needed to identify the work and prepare an appropriate estimate.

How are specialty trades handled?

Projects involving electrical, plumbing, HVAC or other specialty work require appropriate trade businesses and project professionals. Their involvement is identified during scope review.

When can a project begin?

A start date is confirmed after the scope, contract, required approvals, insurance and site-access arrangements are in place.

Your next commercial space

Start with your space.

Tell us what you want to change and when you hope to begin.

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