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Hotel and hospitality space renovations
Abrita Construction reviews hotel and hospitality space renovation projects in Montreal, the South Shore and the North Shore with owners, operators and their designers.
Hospitality projects are planned around available spaces and the occupant experience. Reception, shared rooms and support areas require coordination between operations, suppliers and construction.
What we take care of
- Lobby and reception reconfiguration
- Renovation of shared and meeting spaces
- Finishes and fit-outs in areas defined in scope
- Coordination of affected support and food-service areas
Defining areas and renovation depth
A finish refresh and a reconfiguration involving building systems have different scopes. Drawings and furniture inventories distinguish retained, replaced and operator-supplied items. For guest rooms, repeated work should be reviewed against differences between units.
Working around occupancy and bookings
High-occupancy periods, events and circulation spaces should be identified before construction. Separations, deliveries and noisy work are planned with the operator. Continuing activities depends on the interventions; closing an area may be necessary.
Coordinating return to service
After construction, furniture, equipment and preparation by the operations team may require time. These stages should be included in the schedule. Areas can be discussed separately to prepare reviews and return to use with facility representatives.
Our approach
- Listening and quoteSite visit, needs assessment, free detailed quote.
- PlanningSchedule, permits, coordination with your professionals and the building.
- ExecutionClean, phased job site, quality control and continuous communication.
- DeliveryDeficiencies resolved, documentation handed over, building ready to occupy.
Frequently asked questions
Can you review a lobby-only renovation?
Yes. A lobby or shared space can form a defined project, accounting for shared access and adjacent activities.
Can work be scheduled between busy periods?
This can be reviewed alongside scope, procurement and supplier interventions. Availability must be confirmed for the intended dates.
Are furniture and equipment included?
They should be identified in scope and assigned between the client, its suppliers and construction work.