WITHOUT STOPPING WORK
The space works too
What does a full office renovation involve?
A dated office costs you every day: in productivity, in team morale and in the impression every client takes away with them. A full renovation puts the space at the service of the work your business actually does: quiet zones and meeting areas properly separated, acoustics that let people think, lighting that doesn’t wear you out, power and data where they’re needed, and a look that says who you are without spelling it out. And because we know the business can’t stop, the work is planned in phases, in the evenings and at weekends if need be, so on Monday everyone can sit down and get on.
Everything that changes an office
What our office renovation includes
From the layout to the last workstation, this is what we handle for you.
Layout and partitions
We redesign the space with glazed partitions, walls and open areas based on how your team really works.
Cabling and workstations
Power, data and sockets at every desk, with tidy containment ready to grow with you.
Lighting and comfort
Even, dimmable task lighting that cuts fatigue and improves how the team performs.
Air conditioning
Renewing units and ductwork so people work comfortably all year without thermostat wars.
Meeting rooms and acoustics
Insulated meeting rooms and acoustic treatment so taking a call isn't an extreme sport.
Brand identity
Finishes, colours and a reception aligned with your brand: the office sells too.
Renovate with the office running, or use a move?
Both approaches work; the choice depends on the scale of the job and on whether you have somewhere to relocate to temporarily.
Work in phases, in the evenings and at weekends.
- How it's doneArea by area, moving teams around the office as the work advances.
- BusinessUninterrupted: the team works right through the renovation.
- Overall timescaleLonger, with the logistics of protecting and relocating.
- ComfortLiving with the odd well-planned inconvenience.
- When it suitsZone-by-zone renovations or when there's no alternative space.
Continuous work with the office empty.
- How it's doneContinuously, with no furniture or people in the way.
- BusinessCarries on at the old premises or remotely until the move.
- Overall timescaleThe shortest: the work advances without interruption.
- ComfortComplete: the team walks into a finished office.
- When it suitsFull renovations or a change of premises.
Not sure which fits your case? We'll visit the space, listen to how your business runs and tell you straight, at no obligation.
Offices have rules too
Regulations and the building: what you need to know
Renovating an office has its share of paperwork too: a building licence depending on the scope, accessibility rules if you deal with the public, ventilation and escape requirements, and the residents’ association’s authorisation if the unit is in a residential building and the work touches communal elements. None of this is a drama if it’s planned in time; we’ll advise you on what your case needs so the paperwork runs alongside the work instead of holding it up.
A quote made for you
How much does an office renovation cost?
There’s a long way between freshening up the finishes and a full renovation with new services. This is what matters most:
That’s why we don’t publish fixed rates: every business is different and we’d rather see the space before giving a figure. Write or call us and we’ll arrange a no-obligation visit, with a detailed quote broken down line by line, free of charge.
How we handle offices
An office renovation is measured in productivity: that of the new space, and the amount that isn't lost during the work. This is how we work.
Visit and looking at how you work
We see the space and listen to how your team works: desks, meetings, calls, movement. No obligation and no cost.
Proposal and phasing plan
We design the layout and hand you a quote and a phased schedule built so your business doesn't stop.
Work outside hours
We work area by area, with the noisy jobs in the evenings and at weekends, and the office up and running every morning.
Handover desk by desk
We go through every area and every workstation with you, and hand over the office ready to work in from day one.
Offices: before and after
This is what the change looks like on an office renovation. These examples show the kind of result we achieve; once we have photos of your own projects, we’ll add them here.
Frequently asked questions about full office renovations
Here are the questions we get asked most in this sector. If you still have one, write to us and we’ll help, at no obligation.
It depends on the scope, the floor area, the number of workstations and how much technical work is involved. We don’t publish fixed rates: we visit your office at no obligation and give you a detailed quote broken down line by line, with the phasing plan included if you can’t stop working.
Yes, and it’s the usual approach: we organise the work by area and concentrate the noisy jobs in evenings, weekends or bank holidays. The team rotates between areas and the business isn’t interrupted. If you can work remotely for a few days, better still: the work goes faster.
Freshening up the finishes takes two or three weeks; a full renovation with a new layout and services usually runs between one and two months, a little more if we work only outside hours. The quote gives you a firm phased schedule.
It depends on how your team works, and the answer is usually a mix: open areas for collaborative work, closed rooms for concentration and calls, and acoustics properly treated everywhere. On the visit we look at how you work before proposing a layout.
Yes: power, data network, sockets at every desk and tidy containment, coordinated with your IT provider if you have one. Getting the cabling right during the work is infinitely cheaper than patching it afterwards.
It depends on the scope: minor works are usually resolved with a notification, and renovations involving a new layout or changed services need a building licence. If you deal with the public, accessibility also comes into play. We’ll advise you on what your case needs.
Yes: absorbent panels, partitions with acoustic glass, ceiling treatment and call booths make an enormous difference without touching the structure. It’s one of the investments with the biggest impact on the team’s daily comfort.
Yes, from professional practices with three desks to whole office floors. The method is the same: a visit, a written quote, a phasing plan and dates that are kept.