Tenant Improvements

Construction of space to meet the needs of a specific tenant, according to the terms of a lease. Also called tenant finish. See also tenant build-out level and alterations.

Capital Improvements

A structure or major piece of equipment built or installed to permanently add value and/or capacity to property.

Project Management

Project management is the process of planning, organizing and managing tasks and resources to accomplish a well-defined objective, usually within constraints on time, resources or cost.

Lease Renewals

A lease clause that gives the tenant the choice to extend his or her current lease for a specified period of time.

Demolitions

A construction drawing that delineates all partitions, doors, and power/communications outlets to be demolished.

Framing

A component that provides a way to mount a motor and support the other motor components.

Drywall

Material used for the interior surfaces of walls and ceilings. It can be made to be moisture or fire resistive.

T-Bar Ceiling

T-bar ceilings, also known as acoustical ceilings, usually are installed to hide overhead ducts and pipes in basements. .

Painting

The practice of applying paint or other media to a surface, usually with a brush.

Clean Up

Final interior cleanup is the process of detailing the structure after construction is complete. This is a laborious process that involves sweeping all the floors, cleaning all fixtures and appliances, cleaning the windows, dusting, and cleaning the HVAC system.

Trash Hauling

The process of picking up and hauling away unwanted junk from your home or business.Feb 11, 2010

Restoration

Restoration is the act of repairing or renewing something.

Service Calls