By MUST Development
A commercial build-out is a sequence. The calendar depends on the drawings, the city, and the building.
Design coordination comes first: the layout, engineering, and landlord comments.
Permitting comes next: application, review comments, and resubmittal.
Construction starts when the permit and the building’s access rules allow it. Procurement of long-lead items can overlap with review.
Inspections and punch close the job, then the tenant moves in.
This page does not promise a duration. Two floors of the same size can take different time if one is a shell and the other is occupied.
Costs and timelines vary by building, finish level, and scope. Request an estimate for project-specific figures.