Occupied-Floor Reconfiguration
Adding, removing, or relocating glass fronts on occupied tenant floors — phased after-hours work.
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Reconfiguration
Most reconfiguration work happens while the floor is in use. The scheduling is half the job.
We sequence reconfiguration work across after-hours and weekend phases, protect adjacent finishes during each phase, and turn finished spaces back to the tenant Monday morning. Re-glazing of demountable systems reuses existing panels wherever the new layout allows.
Coordination with the GC, drywall, electrical, and AV trades is managed in pre-construction meetings before the first weekend phase.
What's covered
- Phased after-hours and weekend scheduling
- Protection of adjacent finishes during work
- Reuse of existing panels in demountable systems
- Trade coordination with GC, drywall, electrical, AV
- Door swing reconfiguration (conversion to slider, etc.)
- Acoustic upgrades during reconfiguration
Specifications
- Schedule
- After-hours and weekend phasing
- Reuse rate
- Demountable panels reused where possible
Frequently asked
Can the floor stay occupied during reconfiguration?
Yes — that's the standard mode. We work after-hours and turn the floor back each Monday morning.
Start a project
Let's scope your office glass package.
Send us your plans, finish schedule, or a few photos. We'll walk the space, recommend systems, and deliver a complete proposal — measure to punch-list.