Full renovations or targeted upgrades designed, permitted, and built around your hours, your staff, and your customers.
Some locations need a complete reset from walls to ceiling. Others just need focused upgrades in the areas customers actually see. We help you decide what will move the needle for your business, then match the scope to your budget, timeline, and lease.
You get a space that looks the part, works better for your team, and does not force you to close the doors longer than needed.
You avoid playing referee between architect, landlord, and contractor. We keep design, pricing, and construction under one accountable roof.
Most business owners do not have time to chase three different companies every time a drawing changes. With our design build model, you have one team that owns the plan, the permits, the schedule, and the final finish.
Phase 1
Our Role
You hire a designer, then go looking for a contractor. Each change means new drawings, new quotes, and delays while everyone points at each other.
Designer's Role
An independent architect creates a great looking plan but may not see hidden costs, long lead materials, or site constraints until you are already committed.
Output
Result: blown timelines, surprise extras, and tension between your landlord, designer, and builder.
Phase 2
Our Role
We lead from the first walk through to handover. Budget, layout, materials, permits, landlord requirements, and construction all run through one team that knows your goals.
Designer's Role
Designers, estimators, and site supervisors work together from day one so drawings match real pricing, inspections, and constructability.
Output
Result: fewer change orders, faster approvals, and a straight line from the space you picture to the space you open.
Clear stages, clear owners, and clear dates so you can plan staffing, marketing, and inventory with confidence.
We walk the space with you, listen to your business goals, review lease or plaza rules, and set a rough budget and timeline so you know if the project fits.
Layouts, finishes, and technical details are developed with live pricing input. You see how changes affect cost and timing before anything is ordered.
We prepare and submit permit packages, coordinate with your landlord or property manager, and answer technical questions until everything is approved.
Demolition, framing, systems, and finishes are scheduled around your hours. We use zones so parts of your space can keep operating while work moves through.
City inspections, occupancy sign off, and landlord closeout are managed for you. You receive a turnover package with warranties, as built notes, and maintenance guidance.
We do not sell fantasy schedules. We factor in permits, lead times, plaza rules, and your busiest hours so you can set expectations with staff and customers.
Flooring, lighting, paint, and cosmetic upgrades in existing layouts with minimal dust and noise.
New partitions, meeting rooms, cabling, and modern finishes in spaces that need to keep staff moving.
Specialized mechanical, health inspections, and equipment coordination for food and medical uses.
Complete rework of layout, systems, and finishes for locations that need a full reset.
Need a project specific schedule for your space and business model? Request a free consultation and we will map it out with you.
On-Time Delivery Framework
Finalize scope, budget, and schedule before construction starts.
Lock materials with lead-time buffers and confirmed delivery windows.
Pre-book inspections aligned to city availability and project milestones.
Daily site reviews ensure the final walkthrough happens on schedule.
Success Rate
More than 90 percent of our clients stay open in some capacity during construction.
We treat your business like it is our own and protect your ability to serve customers while the space improves.
Scheduling, site control, and communication are all built to protect your daily operations.
We plan loud and messy work for evenings, early mornings, or days you are naturally slower so you do not lose your best revenue hours.
We break the project into zones and isolate them so staff and customers can still move through clean, safe areas while work happens elsewhere.
You get schedules and updates you can share with staff, so everyone knows what to expect and when a change is coming.
Dust walls, safe access routes, and housekeeping standards keep the space looking managed instead of like a construction site.
Worksites stay clean, contained, and compliant so your space still feels professional while we build.
Commercial interiors are different from home projects. You have customers walking through, staff on site, and stricter safety expectations. Our protection protocols are built for that reality.
We set up sealed work zones, use HEPA extraction, and protect supply and return vents so dust stays inside our area and not on your shelves or equipment.
Noisy work is scheduled in clear windows. Your team knows when it will be louder and when we will keep it quiet.
WSIB coverage, Ministry of Labour checklists, PPE, signage, and limited access areas keep staff, customers, and inspectors comfortable with the site.
At the end of each shift, debris is removed, floors are vacuumed, tools are stored, and paths are cleared so the space is safe to move through.
The goal is simple: anyone walking in should see an organized project, not chaos.
We fix the layout and finish issues that hurt sales, slow your team, and make customers doubt you.
What usually happens
What usually happens
What usually happens
You should not have to prepay for a project you have not seen. We tie payments to visible progress and keep options open if you want to preserve capital.
Progress Based
You pay in stages that line up with real work on site, not vague calendar dates.
Feel comfortable with the payment schedule you choose.
We treat procurement as part of the schedule, not an afterthought.
Many commercial projects slip because flooring, lights, or millwork are still on a truck somewhere. We plan and order with that risk in mind so site work is not left waiting on a missing box.
Key materials are secured before crews arrive on site.
We confirm supplier lead times during planning and lock in orders before demolition so long lead items are already on the way.
Projects are not held hostage by a single vendor.
We approve alternates for flooring, lighting, and fixtures so if one product slips, we have a plan B that still fits your look and budget.
Replacements and changes are handled in days, not weeks.
We work with established local suppliers, which cuts shipping time and makes problem solving faster when something arrives damaged.
On site progress continues even when suppliers stumble.
If one material is delayed, we reshuffle tasks so trades stay productive and other parts of the job keep moving.
Our commercial interiors finish on or ahead of the original schedule.
From the first quote, you will know which items are long lead and how we are protecting your dates.
One person is accountable for keeping landlords, trades, staff, and inspectors on the same page.
You should not have to chase five different people to know what is happening on site. Your project manager is your single point of contact and treats your schedule and brand as seriously as their own.
Direct phone and email throughout the project.
Active from first concept to final inspection sign off.
Sequenced so one trade finishes before the next begins.
If you ever wonder who is responsible for a decision or a delay, the answer is simple: your project manager. That is who you call, and that is who makes it right.
“Mike & his crew are the absolute BEST! We just hired Mike to build a clinic for us in Mississauga. Mike was professional, punctual, respectful. They finished right on time at the exact price agreed upon from the beginning. We will NEVER hire anyone else. Highly recommended, go with Mike & crew blindly 🙏😍”
You stay focused on running the business while we deal with the city and your landlord.
We confirm what permits you actually need, prepare the drawings, and submit everything with the right documentation. Typical approvals run 2-6 weeks depending on scope and municipality.
We send drawing sets, answer technical questions, and secure written approvals so you are covered under your lease.
Rough in, framing, life safety, and final inspections are booked as soon as work is ready. We meet inspectors on site and handle any notes.
We compile final documents, submit for occupancy where required, and hand you a digital package you can share with landlords, lenders, or future buyers.
Permits are pulled properly, inspection failures tied to our work are corrected at our cost, and you end up with a clean record that supports your lease and insurance.
How to reach us
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(647) 557 - 6746
Support email
mikekdmrenocon@gmail.com
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