New Construction & Renovations

New construction refers to the process of building a completely new structure from scratch. This involves starting with an empty lot and constructing the entire building from the foundation up.


The advantages of new construction include the ability to customize every aspect of the building, the use of modern building materials and techniques, and the ability to create a structure that meets current building codes and energy efficiency standards.

Renovation:


Renovation, on the other hand, involves making changes to an existing structure. This can involve adding new features, updating the design, or repairing damaged areas. Renovations can range from small cosmetic changes to major structural modifications and complete MEP upgrades to your facility. 

Why Choose Renovation or New Construction?


The advantages of the renovation include the ability to maintain the character and charm of an older building while updating it to meet modern needs. Renovations can also be less expensive than new construction and can often be completed more quickly.


Whether you choose new construction or renovation depends on your specific needs and goals. New construction may be the best option if you need a completely custom structure that meets specific requirements, while renovation may be the best choice if you want to update an existing property and maintain its historic or cultural significance.

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