Commercial Renovations & Tenant Improvements in Calgary
A commercial space earns nothing while it's under construction. A clean, organized build-out gets you open sooner.
What commercial renovations involves
Tenant improvements turn a bare or dated commercial unit into a space that works for your business: new partitions, ceilings, drywall, doors and finishes. We work to the landlord's requirements and keep the site clean, which matters when neighbours are still trading.
Who it’s for
- Business owners fitting out a new lease
- Landlords preparing units for new tenants
- Shops and offices updating a tired space
What the work usually includes
- Steel or wood stud partitions
- Drywall, taping and finishing
- Suspended or drywall ceilings
- Doors, frames and trim
- Coordination with the landlord and licensed trades
From first measurement to final walkthrough
Alberta’s prepaid contracting rules give you a written contract with an itemized price, start and finish dates, and your cancellation rights. Here’s how a job usually runs.
Talk it through
Call, WhatsApp or send the quote form. Photos of the space help.
Site visit
We see the space, take measurements and listen to what you want.
Written quote
An itemized price and a written contract with start and finish dates.
Permits
Where the City requires a permit, it's sorted out before work starts.
Build
Clean, organized work, with updates as each stage is done.
Walkthrough
We go over every detail with you before the final payment.
Commercial questions
What is a WCB clearance letter and do I need one?
A WCB clearance letter from WCB-Alberta confirms a contractor's account is in good standing. It protects whoever hires the contractor from being held liable for the contractor's unpaid premiums. Ask for one before work starts. Bedrock Contracting is WCB covered.
How do I get a quote?
Send the quote form, call or WhatsApp (587) 889-9626. Photos of the space help. After a site visit you get a written, itemized quote.
Do you work on commercial projects?
Yes. Bedrock Contracting renovates offices, shops and retail units as well as homes. Business owners and landlords can ask for a WCB clearance letter and a certificate of insurance before work starts.