Commercial + multifamily
Best for tenant improvements, build-outs, and substantial occupied renovations with coordinated trades and a defined turnover target.
Vulcan project scope
Commercial interior build-out
Commercial interiors + tenant improvements · Greater St Louis
Commercial interiors coordinated from preconstruction through closeout.
Tenant improvements, build-outs, framing, drywall, ceilings, flooring, finishes, and MEP coordination for commercial and multifamily properties.
Project fit
Commercial buildings · Multifamily 4+ units · Investment rehabs · $15k minimum · Typical project $25k–$250k
What we do
- Tenant improvements, build-outs, and substantial occupied renovations
- Framing, drywall, ceilings, flooring, paint, and finish coordination
- Electrical, HVAC, plumbing, inspection, and turnover sequencing
- Written scope, changes, progress photos, punch, and closeout records
What we don't do
- Standalone interior demolition
- Architectural drawings or design-only engagements
- Small handyman, paint-only, or flooring-only calls
- Projects below the $15k construction minimum
How we scope it
Give us enough to price the real job.
A useful proposal starts with current conditions, access, documents, constraints, and the result the owner needs.
Licenses + permits: regulated work is performed or managed by appropriately licensed contractors. Required credentials, registrations, permits, and inspection responsibilities are confirmed for the project jurisdiction and written into the scope.
01
Current plans, finish schedules, landlord criteria, and specifications
02
Existing-condition photos and a written scope or walkthrough list
03
Occupancy, protection, access, delivery, and shutdown constraints
04
Budget range, bid date, target turnover, and decision timeline
Commercial vs. residential fit
Built for capital work—not a repair-call queue.
Serious residential only
Residential interior work is considered only as part of a whole-property investment rehab that meets the $15k minimum; no standalone room updates.
One accountable process
From first scope to useful closeout.
01
Send the property + scope
Share the ZIP, building type, requested trades, timing, budget, and the documents you already have.
02
Verify fit + conditions
We review the available information, confirm access, and identify the site conditions that require a visit.
03
Approve a written scope
Inclusions, assumptions, exclusions, schedule, payment steps, and responsibilities are put in writing.
04
Build + close out
One project lead coordinates progress, written changes, punch, photos, warranties, and useful records.
Scope questions
Permit and trade clarity first.
How are permits and licensed interior trades coordinated?+
Vulcan reviews jurisdictional requirements, coordinates appropriately licensed trade work, and states permit, inspection, and owner responsibilities before construction.
Can you work from an architect or landlord plan set?+
Yes. Send the current drawings, specifications, finish schedule, landlord criteria, bid date, and turnover target for scope review.
Do you offer standalone demolition or design services?+
No. Demolition is performed only within a larger construction scope, and Vulcan does not sell architectural drawings as a standalone service.
Related scopes
Keep the property plan connected.
$15k minimum · Greater St Louis