Statewide Home Remodeling has worked on commercial properties across Central Florida since 1985. Hotels, schools, restaurants, apartments and more. We work around your schedule to keep disruption low and the job moving.
Free EstimateHotels, schools, restaurants, apartment complexes, warehouses, office buildings, retail spaces and medical offices. If it is a commercial property that needs renovation work, we have probably done something close to it.
Commercial jobs run differently from residential ones, and that shows up on day one. A hotel cannot close while its rooms are refinished. A school job has to fit the academic calendar. A restaurant remodel usually runs in phases so the kitchen keeps serving. An apartment complex gets turned unit by unit so tenants are not all displaced at once, and a warehouse conversion into office or retail space follows a different permitting path than a standard buildout.
We have managed all of those, and we plan for them before the first subcontractor shows up.
Statewide has been doing commercial renovation work in the Orlando area since 1985, including projects for hotels in the Disney corridor and for Orange County schools. The scope swings enormously between jobs. The process does not: walk the property, write an honest estimate, pull the permits, coordinate the trades, finish to code. Commercial work runs under the same general contractor license as our residential home renovations, and there is more about how Statewide Home Remodeling works if you want the longer version.
We handle a wide range of work on commercial properties across Central Florida. Most jobs pull in three or four of these at once, and on an occupied building the sequencing matters as much as the work itself.
Full interior buildouts, open plan conversions, private office configurations, reception areas, conference rooms, flooring, drywall, ceilings, painting and lighting. We work on owner occupied buildings and on tenant improvements where the schedule has to hit a lease commencement date.
Interior unit remodels covering cabinets, countertops, bathroom tile and fixtures, flooring, paint and drywall. We phase the work unit by unit so the property keeps earning through the renovation. Lobbies, hallways and laundry rooms come under the same contract.
Interior partitioning, office space built inside a warehouse shell, restroom installations, flooring, lighting and HVAC coordination for climate controlled areas. Converting a warehouse to office or retail needs a change of use permit in Orange County. We run that from application through final inspection.
Commercial kitchen buildouts, dining room refreshes and phased renovations built to keep closure time short. We know what the health code inspector will be looking for, and we schedule those inspections rather than discovering them late.
Impact resistant window replacement, exterior painting, facade updates and roofing. On a Florida commercial property, energy efficient glazing cuts the cooling load on a large HVAC system, and across several floors that adds up fast.
Multi unit and institutional properties carry their own scheduling and compliance demands. We have worked with Orange County Public Schools and with hospitality properties in the tourism corridor along International Drive and US 192, plus retail tenants and owners running occupied buildings through active renovations.
This is the question most commercial clients ask first. The answer depends on the property, but the approach does not change: we phase the work around your operations rather than the other way around.
In an occupied hotel we sequence floor by floor or wing by wing so rooms stay in rotation. In a restaurant doing a partial remodel we separate what can happen after closing from what genuinely needs the doors shut. Schools get the intensive work in summer, with interior access limited once term starts. Apartment buildings get turned one unit at a time, vacant units first where the schedule allows, with property management handling tenant notice. In an office building with active tenants we contain dust and noise to the work area and push loud demo outside business hours when the lease says so.
None of that is complicated in theory. In practice it needs a contractor who builds the schedule before the job starts instead of improvising it on site. We lay the phasing plan out during the estimate, so you know what the disruption looks like before you sign, and financing through Regions Bank can spread the cost on qualifying projects.
We also stay reachable around the clock for plumbing and electrical emergencies while a project is live. On a commercial job that matters more than most owners expect.
A few things that do not show up in a bid.
Four decades in this market, which is not a line for a brochure. It means we have seen a hotel lobby tile job that did not account for foot traffic, a school restroom that missed an ADA clearance by two inches and had to come back out, and apartment cabinet boxes that were never rated for the humidity in a Florida building without proper ventilation. Commercial experience is a different thing from residential experience. We have both.
We pull our own permits and handle inspections in house. On an Orange County commercial project that is not a small detail, because commercial review takes longer than residential, and a warehouse conversion needing a change of use permit adds another layer on top. A contractor who waits on subcontractors to file paperwork hands you a delay you cannot control.
The job is not finished until it meets our standard. On a multi unit apartment renovation that means every unit gets walked, not just the first few. On an office buildout with a hard lease date it means we raise a timeline risk early instead of absorbing it quietly and delivering late. Every project at Statewide Home Remodeling gets one point of contact on our side, so you are never the one coordinating between our plumber and our electrician.
We work across Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties on commercial and residential projects alike. Our office is on South Kirkman Road in Orlando. Not sure we cover your property? Call (407) 508-4052 and we will confirm before you put time into an estimate request.
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