A commercial fit-out lives or dies by the deadline: a delayed office means paying rent on an empty floor and a team with nowhere to sit. MakeMySpace runs office projects to a committed handover date, handling design, civil, electrical, HVAC coordination, networking and furniture in one accountable scope.
Built for a deadline
Office projects are scheduled backwards from your move-in date. Long-lead items (glazing, furniture, HVAC) are ordered first, and site work is sequenced so trades don’t block each other.
One scope, fewer vendors to chase
Civil, electrical, HVAC coordination, networking, furniture and branding sit under one project manager. You get a single point of accountability instead of juggling a contractor, a furniture vendor and an electrician separately.
Compliance-aware from day one
Fire safety, building-management rules and accessibility are designed in from the start, not retrofitted after an inspection flags them.
What's included
- Space planning — workstations, cabins, meeting and breakout zones
- Partitions, glazing, flooring and false ceiling
- Electrical, lighting, HVAC and data/network cabling coordination
- Workstations, storage and ergonomic furniture
- Branding, signage and reception design
- Fire and building-compliance-aware execution
Indicative starting point: ₹1,000–2,200 / sq ft depending on finish (indicative). Your final quote is itemised and fixed after a free site visit — no escalation on the agreed scope. Try the instant calculator for a quick ballpark.
Frequently asked
Can you work nights or weekends to avoid disrupting operations?
Yes. For occupied offices or fit-outs in managed buildings we schedule noisy and heavy work outside business hours and coordinate with building management on access and permissions.
Do you handle the networking and electrical load planning?
We coordinate structured cabling, power load and HVAC requirements as part of the fit-out, working with your IT team or vendor so the floor is plug-and-play at handover.
Can the project be delivered against a fixed move-in date?
That's the whole point — we commit a handover date in writing and plan production and manpower backwards from it.