Sector
Refurbishment for Landlords & Property Managers
Void works, dilapidations and re-letting preparation across a portfolio.
Landlords and managing agents need predictable information: what the works are, what they cost, how long the unit is out, and confirmation that it has been done. Presentation of the paperwork matters almost as much as the work itself.
What tends to matter most
Void periods
Every week of works is a week without rent. Programmes are set against the letting target, not the other way round.
Priced schedules
Line-by-line pricing lets an agent take decisions on scope without reopening the whole quotation.
Multiple properties
Repeat works across a portfolio benefit from consistent specification and a single point of contact.
Tenant relationships
Works in occupied or multi-let buildings are coordinated with existing occupiers directly.
Typical works
Works commonly required in this sector
- Void unit refurbishment
- Dilapidations and reinstatement
- Common part improvements
- Planned decoration programmes
- Reactive building repairs
- Pre-letting presentation works
Related services
- Dilapidation & Reinstatement Works
Returning commercial premises to an agreed condition at the end of a lease, priced against the schedule rather than guessed at.
- Commercial Refurbishment
Whole-building and phased refurbishment of commercial premises, coordinated from survey through to handover.
- Commercial Decorating
Internal and external decoration to commercial and industrial standards, including specialist coatings.
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