Service
Industrial Unit Refurbishment
Refurbishment of production, workshop and light industrial premises, planned around process and power requirements.
Industrial unit refurbishment is shaped by what happens inside the building. Machinery positions, power distribution, extraction, service routes and welfare provision usually matter more to the occupier than finishes.
Scope is developed from the operational brief and the condition of the existing unit, then coordinated so that trades follow each other in a workable order.
Common industrial scope
Industrial refurbishment usually mixes fabric work with services alterations.
- Removal of redundant plant fixings, bases and services
- Three-phase distribution alterations, machine supplies and lighting
- Workshop partitioning, fire-rated construction and doors
- Welfare, changing and messroom facilities
- Ventilation and extraction builder's work
- Durable floor finishes, screeds and coatings
- Roof, gutter and cladding repairs
Downtime is the real cost
For a manufacturer, lost production usually outweighs build cost. Programmes are therefore built backwards from the shutdown window available, with long-lead items identified early and site sequencing agreed before work begins.
Condition surveys before pricing
Older industrial stock frequently hides issues in roofs, drainage and existing distribution boards. A survey before pricing reduces the number of variations that appear once work is underway.
Coverage
Industrial Unit Refurbishment across Bournemouth, Poole and Dorset
Projects are coordinated and managed across the Bournemouth, Poole and Christchurch conurbation and the wider Dorset commercial and industrial estates, with larger projects elsewhere on the South Coast considered on their merits.
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