We have the right experience to make your commercial building renovations a success.
Since our business was founded in 1928, our team at S.E. Trogdon & Sons Inc. has constructed countless commercial buildings. In addition, we have also worked extensively on commercial building renovations—if you are generally happy with your current location and building, but want to make some changes, you can turn to us to get the help you need. We’ll help you plan the ideal renovations, drawing up blueprints that include all the new features and modifications you require, and then our expert technicians will get to work on making those changes.
We pride ourselves on taking an involved, hands-on role throughout the renovation process, starting with the planning stage and ending with the last details of construction. Our team will help you figure out the best way to expand and modify your current building to ensure it meets your needs and allows you to serve your clients effectively.
During this process, we’ll also keep an eye out for any areas where you could reduce costs—for example, we can suggest more affordable materials or techniques—without sacrificing quality. Then, once you are satisfied with the plan, our experts will get to work on the commercial building renovations themselves, removing any structures that need to go and building the new ones in their places.
Our team is proud to serve the Asheboro, North Carolina area, and we want to help you make your building the best it can be. If you are looking for experts you can count on to help you with commercial building renovations, just give us a call.
FAQs About Commercial Building Renovations
There are many things to consider regarding commercial building renovations. This is true if you own the building and your company is the only tenant, or if you’re the landlord of a building that houses many businesses. The bottom line is that at some point in time, you’ll have to make decisions about renovations, and knowing you have an experienced team by your side can make a world of difference. If you’re considering renovations to a commercial building, check out some of the questions our team frequently receives.
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How much experience does your team have?
Our family-owned company started in 1928. Over the years, we’ve completed numerous renovation projects to ensure buildings remain up-to-date and function better for clients. We take pride in each of our endeavors, ensuring we create a plan that specifically suits our customer’s requirements. In addition, we take the time to meet with each client individually, as we understand each project we undertake is unique.
Why should I think about renovating my business space?
In addition to ensuring the building is up-to-date and functions as it should, commercial building renovations can boost energy efficiency and improve aesthetic appeal. Additionally, renovations can raise the value of the property and draw in new tenants. When you consider the benefits, it’s hard to understand why you wouldn’t consider renovations.
How can I keep tenant interruptions to a minimum when doing renovations?
Give your tenants plenty of warning about the renovation, even while it’s still in the planning phase. As the project moves forward, keep them informed with a detailed schedule and specifics about the extent of the renovations. For our part, we’ll take steps to manage dust and noise. When first discussing your plans with us, let us know any specific concerns you have so that we can address them head-on.
Are there any green commercial building renovation options?
Our team can discuss your options for things like LED lighting, sustainable materials, energy-efficient HVAC systems, and smart building technology. These can result in long-term cost savings through decreased utility bills and higher property values, in addition to reducing their negative effects on the environment.
At S.E. Trogdon & Sons Inc., we perform commercial building renovations in Asheboro, Greensboro, High Point, Winston-Salem, Summerfield, Kernersville, Siler City, Chapel Hill, Salisbury, and Statesville, North Carolina.