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Tenant Improvement Construction in Denver
A tenant improvement has a fixed finish line: the day the tenant moves in. We plan build-outs backward from that date and coordinate the lease, the landlord and the building from the start.
Service scope
What's included
Every project and service request starts with a written scope, so you know what is included before work begins.
- Office, retail, medical and restaurant build-outs
- Demolition and space reconfiguration
- Framing, ceilings, doors and finishes
- HVAC, electrical, plumbing and low-voltage coordination
- Landlord and building management coordination
- Punch list, turnover and closeout
Resolve the lease and building rules first
Landlord work letters, building standards, approved trades, working hours, freight elevator access and insurance requirements all affect cost and schedule. We review them before pricing so there are no surprises later.
Keep the move-in date connected to decisions
Furniture, IT, signage and equipment deliveries all depend on construction milestones. We show which decisions and approvals drive the schedule so the right people make them on time.
Medical and specialty spaces
Clinics and specialty suites have added requirements, from plumbing and electrical loads to finishes and accessibility. Our team has built office and medical interiors in Denver, including the clinic and office projects on our Projects page.
Local knowledge
Tenant improvements in Denver
Denver and the surrounding cities require permits for most tenant improvement work, and plan review time is often the longest single item in a TI schedule. Submitting complete, coordinated drawings early is the most reliable way to protect a move-in date.
Process
How a project runs
Site visit
We see the property, talk through goals and check existing conditions.
Scope and price
A written scope, budget and schedule you can make decisions with.
Permits and prep
Permits, selections and ordering materials and equipment.
Build
Coordinated work with regular updates and photos.
Walkthrough
Final inspection, punch list and handover documents.
Questions
Questions and answers
Can you work after business hours?
Where the building allows it, yes. Working hours are set with building management for each project.
Can you price from a landlord's work letter?
Yes. We review the work letter and drawings and show what the landlord allowance covers and what it does not.
Do you handle the permit?
Yes, including submittals, responses to plan review comments and inspections.
How long does a tenant improvement take?
It depends on size, permits and long-lead items. We give you a schedule with the critical dates marked.
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