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Commercial Tenant Improvements

Interior doors, trim, wall protection, millwork and deficiencies. Commercial finish carpentry balances appearance, durability, schedule and coordination. Work often happens alongside other trades or within occupied premises.

Carpentry drawings and estimating materials on a work table

Plan the work

Review issued drawings, specifications, reflected ceiling plans and hardware schedules. Confirm site access, delivery windows, storage, protection and noise restrictions.

Define the scope

The scope should identify supplied and installed items, approved shop drawings, samples, blocking, fire-rated requirements, closeout documentation and deficiency timelines.

Useful information for an enquiry

Include the project location, current photos, plans if available, approximate dimensions, desired finish and timing. For renovations, show adjacent surfaces that remain.

What careful installation involves

Sequence matters: field dimensions follow framing, millwork installation precedes some finishes, and hardware commissioning occurs when doors and environmental conditions are stable.

Review before sign-off