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office renovation

Posted: Tue, 05 Sep 2017 7:33 am
by x9200
I am looking for a recommendation of some contractor to do office renovation work. Small office, a few partition walls to be raised, a few demolished, flooring to be done, some repairs of false ceiling boards. Basically a small office to be moved to a new location.

Can somebody please (preferably a regular of this board) recommend someone?

Re: office renovation

Posted: Tue, 05 Sep 2017 9:53 am
by Barnsley
x9200 wrote:I am looking for a recommendation of some contractor to do office renovation work. Small office, a few partition walls to be raised, a few demolished, flooring to be done, some repairs of false ceiling boards. Basically a small office to be moved to a new location.

Can somebody please (preferably a regular of this board) recommend someone?
Is this to restore the office to its original state as you received it?

I was under the impression that you have to leave the office/building as you received it.

So what goes up , must come down and what was removed must be put back.

Re: office renovation

Posted: Tue, 05 Sep 2017 10:14 am
by x9200
It's about moving an office to another location so it's both: restoring the old one and adapting the new.

A small office, <700sqf.

Re: office renovation

Posted: Wed, 06 Sep 2017 11:28 am
by taxico
i've last used him... in early 2016 to move out from and restore my former office when my tenancy ended.

William 9150 1952

he may or may not still be nursing a bad back, but his rates are good and he's always treated me fairly.

he might be your man if 1. you don't mind talking loudly to him/repeating your instructions (he's not a pensioner but he's gone a bit deaf from renovation works without H&S) and can 2. give him clear instructions.

Re: office renovation

Posted: Wed, 06 Sep 2017 2:01 pm
by x9200
taxico wrote:i've last used him... in early 2016 to move out from and restore my former office when my tenancy ended.

William 9150 1952

he may or may not still be nursing a bad back, but his rates are good and he's always treated me fairly.

he might be your man if 1. you don't mind talking loudly to him/repeating your instructions (he's not a pensioner but he's gone a bit deaf from renovation works without H&S) and can 2. give him clear instructions.
Thanks Taxico.

Re: office renovation

Posted: Fri, 20 Oct 2017 4:01 pm
by ScoobyDoes
x9200 wrote:It's about moving an office to another location so it's both: restoring the old one and adapting the new.

A small office, <700sqf.
Still looking?

Your's sounds EXACTLY what I did moving into my current place 5yrs ago.

Re: office renovation

Posted: Fri, 20 Oct 2017 8:41 pm
by x9200
ScoobyDoes wrote:
x9200 wrote:It's about moving an office to another location so it's both: restoring the old one and adapting the new.

A small office, <700sqf.
Still looking?

Your's sounds EXACTLY what I did moving into my current place 5yrs ago.
Nope, all done already, but thanks for asking.