Tenant Buildout Move-In and Move-Out in Colorado Springs

Finish dates slip. Inspections, back-ordered doors, and punch-list items are the usual reasons, and winter weather can delay exterior work. Book a primary date and a backup, and we reconfirm once the GC and landlord say the suite is ready. If your old lease ends first, tell us early so the plan covers both suites.

A new building may still have contractor deliveries at the dock and trades using the freight elevator. The GC tells us when the dock and elevator are ours, and the landlord confirms the Certificate of Insurance it wants on file for both suites. Starting outside business hours, when trades have gone home, is available on request. Send us the new floor plan with room numbers early, so cartons and furniture can be labeled at the old suite before anything moves.

A new suite has brand-new finishes, and the first scratch on a new floor is expensive. New carpet gets runners and new hard floors get board along every route, puts guards on fresh door frames and corners, and pads elevator cabs. We keep carts clear of wet paint and of any area the GC has taped off.

At the old suite, we clear only what the move plan lists. Anything the lease says stays, such as built-in reception counters, mounted shelving, or cabling, is left for the landlord and restoration contractor. We note existing damage at both suites before we start so the landlord's walk and the GC's punch list are not confused with move damage. Packing debris is removed as we go.