Tenant Improvements
Commercial space fit-outs
Professional Tenant Improvements
Signing a lease is only the first step—turning that space into your working environment requires construction that respects both your needs and building requirements. Chicago commercial buildings have specific standards for contractors, construction hours, elevator reservations, and material deliveries. Your TI project must also stay within the scope approved by your landlord while maximizing your tenant improvement allowance.
We execute tenant improvements that navigate building management requirements without delay. Our team submits proper documentation, coordinates with building engineers on HVAC modifications, schedules freight elevator time, and manages after-hours work when needed. The actual construction covers everything from partition walls and doors to ceiling grids, lighting, flooring, and data infrastructure.
You move into a space customized for your operations, completed on the schedule your lease dictates. No friction with building management, no surprises on your TI budget, and no delays pushing back your move-in date.
Your Project
Team
Darren Flynn
“Darren Flynn is the Managing Principal and founding member of Chicago Roof Deck & Garden, started in 2009. He has over 20 years of experience in residential, commercial and retail construction and shares the overall strategic and operating responsibility.”
Kevin Wojtas
“Kevin is a skilled Production Coordinator with extensive experience in the architecture and planning industry. He demonstrates competency across AutoCAD, landscaping, InDesign, public speaking, and sustainable design. He also serves as a media and communications specialist and holds a Bachelor's degree in Landscape Architecture from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.”
Rafal Leonczuk
“Rafal manages project timelines and coordinates between design and construction teams to ensure smooth project execution. His attention to detail and organizational skills help keep projects on track from start to finish.”