Osborne Park · Refurbishment
Trek Osborne Park
This was a full store refurbishment, not a maintenance callout. It is a useful comparison when planned upgrades extend beyond local repairs.
Existing commercial tenancies · Perth and Peel
Commercial maintenance and defits
Repairs for trading tenancies and strip outs for handover. Send us the issue, access window and required standard so we can quote the right scope without assuming a full refurbishment.
Commercial maintenance and repairs
For shops, offices and other trading premises, send photos and a clear description of what needs attention. We can look at glazed doors and hardware, existing joinery and displays, and local repairs to linings or finishes.
Tell us whether the issue stops trading or affects a required access route, and when tenants or centre management can provide access. That lets us assess the work against the actual trading conditions.
Defits and lease make good
If a lease is ending, start with the landlord’s written make good requirements and the handover deadline. Tell us what remains, what can be reused and what must come out. A quote can include nominated counters, joinery, partitions, signage or shopfront elements and the agreed repairs to walls, ceilings or floors.
Agree the final handover standard and who is responsible for services before pricing. A request to remove tenant fixtures is not the same brief as a full strip out.
Related work
When the work goes beyond repairs
Rockingham · Retail refurbishment
Harli + Harpa Rockingham
An internal refurbishment and new store layout, separate from a routine repair or end of lease defit.
Quote preparation
Send photos, access and the required finish
The scope depends on what the site needs to keep trading or what the landlord will accept at handover.
- Site address, shopping centre and tenancy number if applicable.
- Photos of the issue or what is to be removed or reinstated.
- Written make good requirements, if relevant, and any drawings you have.
- Target timing, trading hours, access restrictions and who controls access.