Make room for your next chapter.
A new location. A better layout. A space that finally works for your team. Resolution brings tenant improvements together from the first site review through construction and turnover.
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The plan needs to serve your customers, your team and the building. We connect those requirements before the work begins.
Customer-facing spaces
Plan the arrival, reception, service counter, displays and circulation so the space is easy to understand and comfortable to use.
Workstations and support areas
Connect staff work areas, storage, equipment and utility needs. For a salon, that includes coordinating stations and shampoo fixtures with plumbing, power and finishes.
Existing building systems
Review the electrical, plumbing, ventilation and other services affected by the new layout. Coordinate specialist input with the proposed use and design.
Landlord and tenant coordination
Bring property requirements, tenant improvements, shared systems and access into one construction conversation. Define the handoffs and decisions early.
Plan the move before making the move.
Good preconstruction work connects your business goals to a scope, budget and sequence the team can act on.
Review the space
Define the review and planning services in the pre-agreement before a detailed site investigation. Then review existing conditions, available plans and intended use, including landlord and equipment requirements.
Coordinate design and approvals
Work through the layout, landlord review, professional drawings and permit-related tasks. Track the decisions that affect construction.
Select and prepare
Finalize fixtures and finishes, coordinate equipment information, confirm purchasing responsibilities and plan deliveries.
Build and turn over
Sequence the trades, communicate upcoming impacts and coordinate inspections, walkthrough items and the final handoff.
See the possibilities in an existing space.
Reception, meeting rooms, shared amenities and circulation each play a part in how a business works. Explore the details that connect them.
Reception and glass meeting rooms.
Meeting space and presentation wall.
Shared break area and kitchen.
Retail partitions and interior openings.
Keep construction connected to your operation.
The work has to account for the building, the business and the people who share the property. We coordinate those requirements through each construction phase.
Property and agency coordination
Bring landlord requirements, design-team responses, permit reviews and inspection milestones into the project plan. Track the outstanding decisions and who is responsible for each response.
Access and business continuity
Plan work zones, deliveries, customer and staff routes, and utility interruptions around the agreed construction sequence. Review practical phasing before work begins.
Equipment and trade handoffs
Connect equipment specifications and delivery dates with power, plumbing, ventilation, supports and finish work. Give each trade the information needed for its installation.
Turnover and readiness
Coordinate final inspections, equipment-related handoffs, walkthrough items and project records. Review remaining tasks with the owner and the people preparing to use the space.
Questions worth talking through.
Can you help before we sign a lease?
Yes. Bring the property information, proposed use and any landlord requirements. We can discuss the site review and planning work that would help you evaluate the construction needs.
Can our business stay open during the work?
We review the scope alongside your operations. Work zones, customer access, noise, dust, deliveries and system shutdowns help determine practical phases and the working schedule.
Can we bring our own designer or equipment supplier?
Yes. Share the current drawings and equipment information. We coordinate installation requirements, trade connections, dimensions and delivery needs with the project team.
How do you keep us informed?
Your project manager organizes project messages, schedules, photos and decisions in Buildertrend. Upcoming choices and changes are discussed with their effects on the work.
What do you need to start?
The property location, type of business, priorities, available plans, budget expectations and target timing are a useful starting point. We can help organize the next steps from there.
Plan your next space around the operation.
Bring the location, landlord requirements, equipment needs and target opening window. We will discuss the review and planning needed before committing to the build-out. Book a 30-minute Google Meet consultation on an available Friday.
Start with a conversation.
Start by telling us about your project. If the next step involves investigation, detailed estimating or planning, we define the services and fees in a signed pre-agreement before that work begins.
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