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Planning abatement around tenants and occupied spaces

Commercial and multi-unit buildings rarely empty out for a project. Planning around occupancy early keeps work on schedule and people informed.

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  • Identifying affected areas and who uses them
  • Scheduling, phasing and after-hours considerations
  • Access, containment and shared-space planning
  • Communicating with tenants and building staff
  • Coordinating abatement with the wider tenant-improvement schedule

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