Commercial renovations, restoration & maintenanceOffice renovations
Office renovations in Vancouver, Burnaby and across Metro Vancouver
Reception areas, meeting rooms, open-plan floors and staff spaces reworked around how your team works — phased so the office can keep running.
An office renovation usually happens in a space that is still in use, or one with a move-in date that cannot slip. The work has to fit around both: the loudest work where it disturbs least, areas handed back as they are finished, and the building’s rules followed from the first day.
We start with how the office is used — where people sit, where clients arrive, what has to keep working — and settle the layout, the services behind the walls and the finishes before any demolition.
What it includes
- Interior alterations and tenant improvements
- Partition walls and office fronts
- Reception areas and front desks
- Ceilings, lighting and electrical
- Flooring, paint and finishes
- Kitchens, washrooms and staff areas
- Phased work in offices that stay open
Good to have ready before we talk
- A floor plan or photos of the office
- How many people use it, and when
- Your lease or building requirements, if you have them
- The date you need it finished by
Planned around the working day
We find out when the office is busiest and which areas cannot be out of use, then schedule the noisy and dusty work where it disturbs least — outside business hours where the job needs it.
Landlord and building rules
If you lease the space, we work with your landlord or property manager from the start on access, elevator bookings, working hours and approvals, so none of it stops the job halfway through.
Handed back area by area
Instead of handing the whole office back at the end, we finish and hand back each area as soon as it is ready, so your team moves back in a section at a time.
After you move back in
We can stay on after handover for repairs, wear and changes as the team grows — one contractor that already knows the space, rather than a new one every time.





