Office & Retail Renovation in Studio City

Office and retail remodeling in Studio City, with hidden wiring, plumbing and framing conditions accounted for in the scope before demolition begins.

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Open a ceiling or pull back a wall in a Studio City suite and the plan can change. Undersized wiring, a drain line running where a new partition belongs, or framing cut for a duct that no longer serves anything all stay hidden until demolition. Fernhill Builders writes a note into the scope for each possibility and explains what finding it would change, so a surprise arrives as a known item with a price attached.

Wiring behind the finishes

Existing circuits are the first thing to check when a layout adds outlets, lighting or equipment. The panel may lack room for more breakers, wires may be spliced inside the ceiling, or abandoned runs may still be live. If any of that turns up, the electrician maps it, and the choice is a panel upgrade, a sub-panel or a reroute. Each choice shifts the quote in a specific way, and we put it in writing before the work goes on.

Plumbing and framing surprises

A new restroom needs a drain at the right fall, and finding the existing line under the slab decides whether the slab must be cut. A wall that looks like a plain partition can carry roof load, which calls for a header and posts sized by the engineer. Neither is known until the wall is opened and the slab is probed. We list each as a possible change with its effect on cost and schedule, and you approve it before we proceed.

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