One programme, not six trades in the same corridor
An office fit out has a move in date that does not move. Cabling, access control, cameras, meeting rooms and phones all have to land before it, in the same ceilings, on the same schedule.
We take that scope as one package. One design, one sequence, and one party accountable when something is not right, rather than five subcontractors each correctly pointing at somebody else.
What we deliver on a corporate floor
- Structured cabling, switching and wireless sized for the floor
- Access control on entrances, common and secure areas
- Cameras across entries, reception and back of house
- Meeting rooms from huddle spaces to boardrooms, joining the same way
- VOIP on desk, browser and mobile
- Desks built out, tested and confirmed position by position
Meeting rooms are where the complaints come from
People forgive a slow lift. They do not forgive spending the first five minutes of every meeting getting a screen to work. Rooms are made to start the same way so an unfamiliar room is not a problem.
Built for the second phase as well as the first
Companies grow into their space. Capacity in the pathways, the panels and the switching means adding a team later is a change rather than another project.
Then it repeats across every position
A floor of desks is the same work done many times over. The value is in doing it identically, so nobody arrives to the one position that behaves differently.
Floors handed over one at a time
Few fit outs move in all at once. Each floor is finished, tested and signed off on its own, so the people arriving on Monday are not sharing a lift with the trades still working two storeys up.
Fit outs that hit the move in date
Office technology has one immovable deadline. We sequence cabling, access, AV and voice against the construction schedule, test floor by floor, and arrive at move in with systems proven rather than promised.
Everything is documented to the standard your IT team or MSP needs to take over on day one.
Common questions
What technology does an office fit out need?
Structured cabling first, because it cannot easily be redone, then access control, cameras, meeting rooms, phones and desks, landed as one programme before the move in date.
When should IT infrastructure be planned in an office fit out?
Before walls close. Cabling installed with the construction is a fraction of the cost of opening finished walls, and it decides what the floor can become later.
Can you fit out an office while we keep working?
Yes, in stages around occupancy, the same way we work in hotels. Desk moves and room upgrades happen without stopping the floor.
How do you make sure day one actually works?
Every desk position, room and door is tested and signed off before handover. The first morning is the deadline, not the test.
Do you handle office fit outs in Mississauga and Toronto?
Yes, corporate floors across Mississauga, Toronto, Oakville and the wider GTA, from cabling through meeting rooms.
One team from design through commissioning
We cover the full project rather than turning up to install somebody else's design. That is what makes the result somebody's responsibility.
Design
We walk the building, work out what it needs to do and produce a design you can actually price against.
Procurement
We source the equipment and stand behind what we specify, so there is one party accountable for it.
Installation
Our own crews on site for cabling, mounting, terminations and containment.
Commissioning
Everything configured, tested and handed over with the records, credentials and documentation.
Tell us about the building
Send us the site and what you are trying to solve. We will tell you what it realistically takes.
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