We plan, manage, and deliver commercial building refurbishments across Sydney. Lobbies, common areas, offices, facades, and amenities. Minimal disruption to tenants — maximum impact on the building.
Commercial buildings age. Lobbies look dated, offices feel tired, amenities fall behind market standard, and tenants start looking elsewhere. A well-planned refurbishment refreshes the building, retains tenants, and lifts rental values — at a fraction of the cost of new construction.
METCON delivers commercial refurbishments in occupied buildings, working around tenants, trading hours, and building management requirements. We plan the staging, manage the disruption, and deliver the upgrade without shutting the building down.
Whether it's a lobby modernisation, an office floor refurbishment, common area upgrade, or a full building facelift — we manage the project so the building keeps operating.
Every refurbishment follows our structured five-step process. Planned around tenants, trading hours, and building operations.
We inspect the building, assess the current condition, identify compliance gaps, and understand the management and tenant requirements. This shapes the refurbishment plan.
Refurbishment design developed with staging plans that minimise tenant disruption. Works sequenced around building operations, trading hours, and access requirements.
Council approvals, strata approval, and building management coordination completed before work starts. All stakeholders briefed and timelines agreed.
Works delivered in planned stages — floor by floor, zone by zone, or element by element. Dust, noise, and access managed throughout. Progress documented.
Final inspections, compliance certificates, defects liability documentation, and maintenance guides. Building upgraded, tenants happy, value restored.
Staged delivery, compliance documentation, warranty, and a building that competes with new stock. Tenants retained, rents maintained, value lifted.
Tell us what needs upgrading, send photos of the current condition, and we'll come back with a staged scope, realistic timeline, and clear budget. Buildings don't get younger — let's plan the upgrade.
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