Office Renovation
Office renovation updates the layout, ceilings, lighting and finishes of an office your business already uses. We renovate offices around Charlotte, including offices inside flex and warehouse buildings.
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Commercial remodeling reworks a building that already stands, so the space fits the business using it today. K & Y Builders works as a commercial remodeling contractor across the Charlotte area. We remodel offices, warehouses, automotive shops, medical and dental offices, and retail and restaurant space. We work for business owners, property owners, property managers, investors and tenants.
We build commercial space for our own portfolio, so we remodel your building as if we will own it. As a commercial general contractor for the Charlotte area, we also take on ground-up buildings. Call or text (704) 286-6210, and we will look at the building and put the quote in writing.
Tell us about the remodel, upfit, addition or new building and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.
Some commercial renovations change the look of a space with new finishes. Others take the interior down to the structure and rebuild it around a new layout. Structural improvements, such as a new opening in a load-bearing wall, usually start with an engineer's design. Older buildings were built to older codes, so code compliance updates often join the work.
Each kind of building brings its own needs. In an office, our office renovation work covers new layouts, walls, ceilings and lighting. For warehouses, warehouse renovation adds office space inside or readies the floor for a new use.
Doctor's and dentist's offices get exam and treatment rooms through our medical office build-outs. Stores and restaurants call for retail build-outs. Automotive shop remodels and upgrades stay with commercial remodeling.
Many businesses cannot close for a remodel. We work within your existing footprint and keep daily operations going with minimal disruption. That means phased work: one area is closed off and finished before the next one opens. State law lets the inspector issue a temporary certificate of occupancy for finished portions before the whole job is done.
The North Carolina Existing Building Code has rules for this. In an occupied building, required exits, existing structure, fire protection devices and sanitary safeguards stay in service during alterations. Where one of them is being reworked, the code calls for an adequate substitute. If sprinklers are shut off to tie in new work, the code has the valves checked after each work period.
We plan the phases around those rules and around how your business runs. Our in-house crews cut the delays that come from waiting on subcontractors. Clear timelines and proactive communication keep you and the people in the building informed as each phase moves.
Under state law, remodel work on load-bearing structure needs a permit whatever the job costs. So do changes to plumbing, wiring, heating or air conditioning, and work the fire code covers. In Charlotte and the rest of Mecklenburg County, Mecklenburg County Code Enforcement issues those permits. Its plans examiners review the drawings, and its inspectors check the work against the approved plans.
The North Carolina Existing Building Code sorts remodel work by type and size, and the drawings mark the work area. Replacing or covering existing finishes with new ones for the same purpose is the lightest level of alteration. Moving walls, adding or closing a door or window, extending a system or adding equipment sits a level higher. When the work area passes half the building area, the requirements grow again.
For tricky code questions, Mecklenburg County offers a preliminary review meeting with its plans examiners before submittal. When state law calls for an architect or engineer, no permit issues until the drawings carry that seal. We coordinate with the outside architect and engineer, or build to the plans your designer drew. Outside Mecklenburg County, the local building office reviews the plans, like Union County Building Code Enforcement for Indian Trail.
Call or text for a written quote. We work about 40 miles around Charlotte across Mecklenburg County and the counties around it.
(704) 286-6210From the first call or text to the finished work, here is how it goes.
Call or text (704) 286-6210 and tell us about the building or the lot. Send plans or photos if you have them.
We meet you at the building or the site and go over the scope. In an occupied building, we also plan how your business keeps running.
We work out the budget and the schedule, with time for plan review built in. Then the quote comes to you in writing.
Our crews do the work, and we keep you posted on the schedule as it moves. On a new site, public utility lines get marked through NC 811 before we dig.
The last inspections and a final walk-through with you close out the job. Once the inspection department issues its certificate of compliance, the building or space is ready for business.
Common questions about commercial remodeling around Charlotte and the surrounding towns. If yours is not here, call or text and ask.
Office renovation updates the layout, ceilings, lighting and finishes of an office your business already uses. We renovate offices around Charlotte, including offices inside flex and warehouse buildings.
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Commercial upfits take shell space or a past tenant's suite to a finished space for the next business. We build them for landlords and for tenants, whichever side runs the build-out.
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Warehouse renovation updates an existing warehouse or industrial building for a new use or a new tenant. We add office space inside the warehouse and rework docks and doors for the business moving in.
Learn MoreWe keep full control from early planning through the final build. You have one team to call about any part of the job.
Our own crews and company-owned heavy equipment do the work. That removes delays from subcontractor availability.
We look at the job first, then put the quote in writing. It comes with a realistic timeline and the scope spelled out.
Our office is in Indian Trail, and Charlotte sits at the center of our service area. We take on work up to about an hour out.
Tell us what you want to build or remodel, and where the property is. Call or text (704) 286-6210 or use the form, and we will get back to you.
Tell us about the remodel, upfit, addition or new building and where it is. We look at the job and put the quote in writing.