When it’s time to leave a commercial premises, whether it’s an office, warehouse, or shop, the expectation with the landlord is that the building is returned back to its original state. This is what’s called a make good. Sometimes a make good is referred to as a commercial strip out;…
Insulated sandwich panels have a lot of uses in construction. One main use is in the construction of cool rooms and freezer rooms, but they are useful beyond that as well. Beyond their general use for insulation, whether that’s sound or temperature insulation, in all sorts of building types, insulated…
Concrete slabs and foundations can subside for a variety of reasons. Over time, the soil underneath a concrete slab can shift due to changes in moisture or erosion. Voids can form in the soil, again due to moisture or erosion. Poor drainage and even tree roots can also cause the…
A clean room can be constructed almost anywhere. Depending on the space requirements and the purpose of the clean room, one can be built in anything from converted warehouse space to an office.
While the actual location of the clean room likely won’t affect the ISO rating of the facility, it’s…
A fit-out, whether it’s for an office, warehouse, retail space, restaurant, or any other commercial building refers to making the inside of the building fit for purpose. Prior to having a fit-out done, most commercial spaces are just a shell of a building. Often called a “white box,” a commercial…
If you’re a commercial tenant, whether that’s in an office, a retail space, hospitality, or something else, you may have heard of “make good obligations.” A make good clause in a commercial tenancy agreement is common and describes how the premises is expected to be left at the end of…
