
Commercial interiors
in occupied buildings.
Restroom renovations, FRP and tile, ceilings, millwork and repair work in buildings that cannot close while you do it.
What matters here
Commercial Interiors done properly
A restroom renovation does not require closing the building. It requires closing one restroom while the other stays open. Occupied work is its own discipline: containment, phased hours, protected paths of travel and a daily reset so the tenants around the work stay open.
Ask us about your projectWhat is included
- Restroom renovation and partitions
- FRP panel and commercial wall tile
- Acoustic ceiling grid and tile
- Commercial countertops and vanities
- Occupied-space repair and phased scheduling
- Chain link fence, gates and site work
The work
What commercial interiors involves




How we work
Four steps, no surprises.
The same process on a commercial build-out and a bathroom remodel. Only the scale changes.
01WalkthroughWe look at the space with you and talk through scope, access and what has to stay open while we work.
02Written estimateLine-item scope and price, free. Exclusions named up front so nothing turns into a surprise change order.
03BuildOur own crew, containment where it is needed, and the work area reset broom-clean at the end of every day.
04Walk the punch listWe walk it together and close what you flag before anyone calls the job finished.
BC810278Licensed MN Building ContractorVerifiable through the Minnesota DLI licence lookup.
$25,000Contractor bondBonded to the Minnesota statutory amount.
$1M / $2MGeneral liability insurance$1,000,000 per occurrence, $2,000,000 aggregate. COI on request.
Open 7 DaysMonday to Sunday8am to 9pm, including evenings and weekends.
Free estimate for commercial interiors
Tell us about the space and we will come walk it. Commercial or residential.