Invest In Your Success With Tenant Build-Out Services From K-Con
K-Con provides comprehensive tenant build-out services for the commercial, government, and light industrial segments. With hundreds of successful construction projects completed, K-Con has built a reputation as a trusted provider in the construction industry.
A tenant build-out, also known as a tenant improvement (TI), refers to the process of customizing a commercial rental space to meet the specific needs of a tenant. This involves renovations and construction work to transform a raw or previously occupied space into a functional and suitable environment for the tenant’s business operations.
What Tenant Build-Out Services Does K-Con Provide?
Negotiating lease terms
Before any work begins, the tenant and landlord negotiate the lease agreement, including the scope and cost of the build-out.
Demolition and construction
This can include anything from demolishing existing features (such as walls or fixtures) to building new ones, including walls, partitions, and custom layouts.
Interior finishes
This involves installing flooring, painting, adding branded elements, and other finishes to align with the tenant’s brand and desired aesthetic.
MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) systems
This includes upgrading or installing new HVAC, electrical, and plumbing systems to meet the tenant’s requirements.
Technology infrastructure
The build-out may also involve setting up necessary technology infrastructure, including internet, phone lines, and connections for specialized equipment.
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What is K-Con's Scope of Work?
Our scope of work usually involves managing and overseeing the entire construction project, including tasks like coordinating subcontractors, procuring materials, and ensuring compliance with the project’s schedule and budget. Here’s a more detailed explanation of these tasks:
Project Management: Responsible for the overall planning, scheduling, and execution of the construction project.
Subcontractor Management: Source and manage all necessary subcontractors (e.g., plumbers, electricians, carpenters).
Material Procurement: Source and acquire all necessary materials for the project.
Budget Management: Manage the project budget closely and ensure it stays within agreed-upon limits.
Schedule Management: Create and manage the project timeline, ensuring timely completion.
Quality Control: Regular inspections ensure the work meets the required quality standards.
Safety Management: Implement and enforce safety procedures on the construction site.