Office buildings, retail and other commercial space, new builds and fit-outs alike. We deliver the power, heating and cooling and life-safety systems that tenants rely on from the first day of occupancy.
Commercial buildings have to suit the people working in them and the tenants who lease them. That means reliable power and lighting, comfortable heating, cooling and ventilation, and life-safety systems that pass inspection the first time.
Much of the work happens in two stages: the base building, then tenant fit-outs that change as leases are signed. Both have to fit together, and fit-outs often happen while neighbouring tenants are open for business.
Every sector has its own risks. These are the ones we plan around from the first meeting.
We plan base-building systems with future tenant work in mind, so fit-outs connect cleanly instead of reworking what is already installed.
Fit-outs and upgrades are scheduled around tenants who stay open, with noisy work and shutdowns planned outside business hours where needed.
Owners expect efficient buildings. We install and commission heating, cooling, lighting and controls so they perform the way the design intended.
We work with the owner, general contractor and design team to understand how the building will be leased and used, then size and route systems so future tenant work is straightforward.
On fit-outs in occupied buildings, we agree shutdowns, access and working hours with property management in advance, so tenants and visitors are disturbed as little as possible.
Industry updates that affect commercial building projects.
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A May 2026 final rule lets residential and light-commercial systems built before 2025 be installed until inventory runs out. The 2025 manufacturing cutoff still stands.
The 2025 editions of the National Building, Fire, Plumbing and Energy codes were released in December 2025. Provinces will now decide when and how to adopt them.
New residential and light-commercial AC and heat pump systems using R-410A can no longer be manufactured or imported in the US. A2L refrigerants are taking over.
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