Know what your handover needs.
Every office lease is different. Some handovers require furniture and partitions to be removed; others specify ceilings, flooring or repairs. We work from the lease make-good schedule, landlord instructions or builder’s drawings to define a clear scope.
In Perth CBD offices, the removal route can be just as important as the demolition itself. Lift bookings, loading areas, floor protection and building-approved hours need to be considered before the team arrives. Tell us what access is available so it can be allowed for in the quote.
What we can include
Your quote will identify the items included for your project. Depending on the scope, these may cover:
- Workstations, built-in joinery and agreed office furniture
- Non-structural office partitions and internal glazing
- Suspended ceilings and bulkheads identified for removal
- Carpet tiles, vinyl and other agreed floor finishes
- Agreed make-good items and removal of demolition waste
Help us quote accurately
Send the lease make-good schedule or demolition drawings, office size, floor level and required handover date. Include building-management contacts and access requirements if available.
Painting, relamping, fire services, mechanical services, new floor finishes and landlord certification are not automatically part of a defit. Any included reinstatement work must be itemised in the quote.
Common questions
What does office make-good mean?
It is the work required to return the premises to the condition set out in the lease or agreed with the landlord. The exact requirements need to be checked for your tenancy.
Can you quote a CBD office with no skip space?
Yes. Let us know the loading access, parking restrictions, lift dimensions and booking requirements so we can assess how waste will leave the building.
Should I send my lease or the demolition drawings?
The make-good schedule and marked-up drawings are the most useful starting point. If the documents disagree, the scope should be clarified before work is booked.