Wisconsin Commercial Office Renovation
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Reflective Contracting maximizes productivity for office workplaces in Waukesha, Milwaukee, and throughout Wisconsin. Whether you need contractors to build your brand new office, design a new space, or remodel an old space, Reflective Contracting has the specialists to get the job done from concept to completion. With in-house contractors for nearly any step in the design-build process, we streamline communication from client, to designer, to construction crew, to ensure it’s a job well done every time.
Milwaukee Commercial Office Construction Contractors
At Reflective Contracting, we boast a dedicated team of professional commercial contractors for carpentry, masonry, HVAC, painting, plumbing, among other services. We’ve helped countless businesses nationwide in any part of the design-build process. Types of offices we provide commercial contractors for include real estate office construction, township construction offices, small office renovations, and large commercial office renovations. We work on projects up to 20,000 square feet, but have experience with more limited commercial office spaces as well. If you want to improve your office workflow, Reflective Contracting gets the job done faster, and more efficiently than other Milwaukee commercial contractors, period.
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Average Commercial Office Renovation Cost per Square Foot
The average office building in Wisconsin, which is around 15,505 sq. ft., would cost $620,200 to fully renovate. The average cost to renovate a commercial office is around $40 per square foot. The cost of your renovation will highly depend on the size of the project, materials needed, and labor needed. The table below highlights what you can expect to pay for your commercial office renovation:
| Project Size (sq. ft.) | Average Cost per Square Foot |
| 1,000 - 2,000 | $55+ |
| 2,001 - 5,000 | $50+ |
| 5,001 - 10,000 | $45+ |
| 10,001 - 20,000 | $40+ |
Remember that these are just estimates and your cost can be higher or lower. Contact us for a free exact quote on your office space today.
Factors of Commercial Office Renovation Cost
Renovating a commercial office involves multiple factors that collectively influence the project's total cost. Commercial office renovation cost factors include:
Project Scope: Determine whether it's a complete overhaul or specific area updates.
Office Size: Larger spaces generally lead to higher material and labor costs.
Design Complexity: Unique designs and custom features can increase expenses.
Materials: Costs vary based on the quality of chosen materials.
Mechanical/Electrical Upgrades: Upgrading systems can add to the budget.
Regulations: Permit fees and adherence to codes can impact costs.
Furniture/Equipment: Budget for new furnishings and equipment.
Timeline: Quicker turnarounds might escalate labor costs.
Site Conditions: Unexpected issues may require additional spending.
Sustainability: Eco-friendly choices can have initial cost implications.
Contingency: Allocate funds for unforeseen expenses.
Strategic planning helps manage these factors for a successful renovation within budget. Our team of experts can handle everything from the design build to the buildout and remodeling services.
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Office Remodeling Questions
How long does a typical office remodel take?
The length of an office remodel can vary greatly depending on the size of the office and the extent of the renovations being done. A small cosmetic update might take a few weeks, while a larger renovation could take several months.
How do I choose the right contractor for my office remodeling?
When choosing a contractor, it’s important to conduct research and get references. Look for contractors with experience in the area, and seek out feedback from the contractor’s references. Make sure the contractor’s availability aligns with your project’s timeline, and look into their track record for completing projects on time and within budget.
How can I stay within the budget for my office remodel?
One of the key ways to stay within budget on an office remodel is to set a clear budget from the start and stick to it. Work with your contractor to establish a realistic budget and prioritize your spending. You might also consider other ways to save money, such as using less expensive materials or opting for less complex finishes.
How can I minimize disruption to my business during an office remodel?
One option is to schedule the work to be done during off-hours or on the weekend when the office is not in use. You might also consider setting up a temporary workspace or moving to a temporary location while the remodel is being completed.
What should I consider when planning an office remodel?
First, think about the overall look and feel you want to create in your space. This will help guide your decisions about materials, colors and finishes. Next, consider the functionality of the space. Will you need more conference rooms or private office spaces? How will you incorporate technology into the design? Finally, think about the long-term needs of your business. Will you need to expand or contract in the future? How will your office design accommodate those changes?