Strip out and make good shop

Are you required to Defit or “Make Good”?

 

 

If your lease is up, chances are your landlord has asked you to defit / make good the store and hand it back as an empty shell. This is very common in shopping centres.

Clients are usually required “make good” (strip out and de-fit back to base building) the current store before vacating.

Main elements of the works associated with a typical store strip out include:

• Remove and dispose of all fixtures/gondolas/shelving and fixtures.
• Make good inter-tenancy walls including sanding to a smooth surface and ready for paint.
• Flooring is removed returned back to base slab with a smooth finish.
• Cut front of store back to lease line.
• Demolish bulk head, ceiling & remove associated hangers.
• Remove entire shop front including signage, glass and door.
• Remove and terminate all electrical circuits back to the distribution board.
• Remove HVAC and lighting fixtures.
• Demolish partitioning walls.
• All plumbing fixtures removed, and drains capped.
• Remove all rubbish.
• Conduct Environmental management by recycling as much material as possible.
• All work is usually completed after centre hours with no disruptions to the shopping centre customers or other tenants.
• Completed project on time and within budget.
• Ensure the client and centre management are very pleased with our work.

 

JNC Projects has completed countless strip outs and many shopping centres around Sydney and continuously receives excellent feedback from clients and operational managers.

If you want this process done quickly and efficiently, with minimal disruption to your daily routine, please call us and let our experienced team take care of all your end of lease make good needs. Our team members will meet you on site, discuss the scope of works and then provide you with a FREE competitive quote.

Case Study – Golston Jewellery, Westfield Sydney

Defit/Strip out/Make good Jewellery retail store in Sydney shopping centre