Do you deal with the landlord directly?

Yes, with your authorization. Reconciling the work letter against the drawings early is the single cheapest way to avoid paying for something that was the landlord's obligation.

Can you price from a shell drawing set?

We can give a budget range from a shell set, then a firm line-item bid once the permit set is complete. We tell you which one you are looking at rather than blurring the two.

Tenant buildout in progress in a Baton Rouge commercial space

Built to your rent commencement date

Commercial Tenant Buildouts in Baton Rouge

Landlord approvals, permits, MEP and finishes managed against the one date that actually matters, the day you have to open.

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Tenant buildouts

The schedule is the deliverable

On a buildout, every week of delay has a price: rent accruing on a space you cannot trade from, staff hired and idle, and an opening date already advertised. So we plan backwards from your commencement date and identify the two things that actually cause overruns, landlord approval cycles and long-lead equipment, before we start demolition.

The rest is coordination. Landlord work letter reviewed against the drawings so nothing that is their obligation lands in your budget. Plan review and permits submitted early. MEP trades sequenced so ceilings close once. Health department, fire marshal and occupancy inspections booked in the right order, with the paperwork already in hand.

We work in occupied centers regularly, which means dust and noise control, agreed access hours, protected common areas, and neighboring tenants who do not end up complaining to your landlord about your contractor.

Space types

Buildouts we deliver

Retail and quick-service restaurant spaces

Medical, dental and clinical suites

Professional offices and coworking

Salons, studios and fitness spaces

Warehouse office and mezzanine fit-outs

White-box returns and landlord restorations

Commercial

One licensed contractor for the roof and the space under it

We work around tenants and operating hours, document the roof before we touch it, and keep repairs inside the manufacturer's detail so warranties stay intact. Ceiling grid, drywall and finishes are covered by the same general contracting license, you are not coordinating two vendors after a leak.

TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen, BUR and standing seam
Core samples where wet insulation is suspected
Photo documentation with every scope and bid
After-hours and weekend work for occupied buildings

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What's included

What we manage

Work letter and landlord obligation review before pricing

Permit submission, plan review and inspection scheduling

Demolition, framing, MEP rough-in and ceilings

Storefront, glazing and signage coordination

Fire suppression and alarm modifications

ADA compliance and restroom modifications

Health department and fire marshal sign-off support

Finishes, millwork, flooring and final clean

Our process

How the work actually goes

Step 1

Backwards schedule

We start from your commencement date and identify long-lead risks immediately.

Step 2

Landlord and permits

Work letter reconciled, drawings submitted, approvals tracked weekly.

Step 3

Build

Demolition through MEP and ceilings, sequenced so trades do not rework each other.

Step 4

Inspections and open

Occupancy and health sign-offs, punch list closed, keys and closeout documents.

Reviews

What customers actually say

Live reviews from verified homeowners across Greater Baton Rouge.

Building needs more than the suite?

Roof, envelope and common-area work runs on the same contract, which landlords generally prefer.

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Service areas

Where we work

Our crews run daily out of Zachary across Baton Rouge, Baker, Zachary, Central and Denham Springs, plus the surrounding parishes. Each city has its own page.

Questions

Answers before you call

Six to sixteen weeks of construction for most retail and office spaces, plus four to eight weeks of permitting. Restaurants and medical suites sit at the longer end because of equipment lead times and additional inspections.

Tell us your opening date.

Free inspection, written estimate within 24 hours, and no obligation either way.

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