Occupied spaces get phased schedules: loud work after hours, quiet work during, and a daily tidy whatever the hour. Your business stays open; the project stays on sequence.
What's included
- Commercial construction and renovation
- Commercial space design and build
- Tenant improvements — offices, retail, medical-adjacent
- Commercial bathroom build-outs and ADA-conscious upgrades
- Commercial roofing
- Permit expediting and inspection scheduling
- After-hours and phased construction to keep you open
- Closeout documentation and punch-list delivery
Why homeowners pick Ofir
- Storefronts, offices, and tenant improvements phased around business hours.
- Licensed and accountable — CSLB #1036242, verify us at cslb.ca.gov.
- One contract for design, permits, every trade, and the final walkthrough.
- Permits and inspections handled in-house by our own office.
- A polite, thorough crew — the words our Google reviewers use most.
Signs it's time to call
- The space no longer matches how the business actually operates
- You're signing a lease on raw space that needs a full build-out
- ADA or code upgrades just landed on the to-do list
- Downtime is the real cost — you need phased scheduling
How the project runs
- 1
Walk the space and define use, code path, and budget
- 2
Written scope with phasing around your operations
- 3
Permits and landlord approvals managed by our office
- 4
Build, inspect, and deliver closeout documents
Timeline: Build-outs run four to twelve weeks by scope, sequenced around your operating hours. The estimate states the phases and which of them are noisy.
Getting ready: Commercial prep is coordination: confirm building-management rules, elevator and freight bookings, and which hours are quiet hours. The scope states the phases around your operations — that document is the prep.
What the written estimate actually covers
Your Commercial Construction estimate lists scope, materials, allowances, permits, and a phase-by-phase schedule, all priced from a free on-site visit. If something was missed in the walkthrough, we fix it at our cost instead of billing it back as a surprise change order. You pay at completed milestones, never in large advances: state law caps residential down payments at 10% or $1,000 and we follow it exactly. At the end of the job we review the finished work with you item by item, make sure inspections are closed, and hand over a tidy site. Questions afterward go straight to the office that managed the project — the same team, the same file, the same phone number you called on day one.
Related services: General Contracting and Home Remodeling · Roofing Services — General Contracting and Home Remodeling and Roofing Services often share a scope with Commercial Construction on the same job, so combining them keeps one contract, one crew, and one calendar.
Serving Van Nuys, Woodland Hills, Porter Ranch, Mission Hills and nearby
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Questions we hear about commercial construction
Can you work while our business stays open?
Yes — phased and after-hours scheduling is standard on occupied commercial jobs. The scope states which hours are noisy and which aren't.
Do you handle ADA-related upgrades?
Yes — restrooms, entries, and path-of-travel upgrades are common parts of our commercial scopes, planned with your permit path.
What areas do you serve commercially?
Winnetka and the west Valley first — Canoga Park, Reseda, Van Nuys, North Hollywood, Sun Valley — plus greater Los Angeles projects within about twenty miles.
How is commercial pricing structured?
Every job starts with a free walkthrough and a written scope. We price commercial work as a firm bid or time-and-materials with a not-to-exceed — your choice, stated up front.