Discuss operations
Define the business objective, occupancy needs, opening date, and decision-makers.
Commercial
Industrial Renovation in Ottawa
Plan and deliver facility upgrades around operational constraints, durable construction, safety requirements, building systems, and phased execution.
Ideal forBusiness Owner, Property Manager, Commercial Property Owner
Typical active construction4–8 weeksPlanning, landlord or authority approvals, procurement, and active construction are separate phases. Occupied and phased work may require a longer schedule.
DeliveryPlanned and managed by Meiju
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Fully insuredDocumentation available
WSIB coveredProfessional jobsite coverage
Ottawa basedServing Ottawa and nearby areas
Facility upgrades planned around production, safety, and uptime.
Meiju reviews the operating requirements, building constraints, approvals, and desired opening or occupancy date before defining the work. Trades, finishes, inspections, and handoff are managed against that operational objective.
Meiju plans this work for Ottawa owners, operators, and property managers, with practical attention to business continuity, site access, sequencing, permits, and accessibility where they apply.
The work must respect operations
- The space must support a defined business or occupancy objective.
- Access, approvals, phasing, and operating constraints need early review.
- You want one accountable delivery path through operational handoff.
What clients want addressed
- Production continuity
- Equipment interfaces
- Power and ventilation
- Structural requirements
- Safety controls
- Phased execution
Equipment access and operating continuity drive the sequence.
It improves a demanding facility where structure, power, ventilation, durable assemblies, equipment interfaces, and operational continuity drive the scope.
How it works
From operating requirements to handover
Review the site
We assess building rules, access, systems, safety, and operating constraints.
Define the project
Scope, phasing, budget, approvals, and key selections are brought into one plan.
Build and hand over
Meiju manages delivery, inspections, closeout, and operational handoff.
Complete Scope
Explore the complete scope.
Review the work that can be included. Final scope is confirmed after assessing the property, existing conditions, and project priorities.
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Documented scope items
Included scopePlanning & Project Coordination
6 items
Site Assessment
Reviews the property, existing conditions, access, and project goals to define the work required.
Project Planning
Organizes the proposed scope, sequence, schedule, and key project requirements.
Design Consultation
Reviews layout, function, finishes, and design priorities with the client.
Material Procurement
Coordinates the sourcing, ordering, and delivery planning of project materials.
Permit Assistance
Helps identify permit needs and coordinate the documents and submission steps within the agreed scope.
Project Management
Coordinates scheduling, trades, site communication, progress, and project administration.
Included scopeProperty Protection & Cleanup
8 items
Selective Demolition
Carefully removes only the identified finishes, fixtures, or non-structural components while protecting surrounding areas.
Interior Demolition
Removes interior finishes, fixtures, and non-structural assemblies within the project area.
Floor Removal
Removes the existing floor finish and accessible associated materials.
Ceiling Removal
Removes the ceiling finish or non-structural ceiling assembly and prepares the area for the next stage.
Wall Removal
Removes an non-load-bearing wall and related finishes within the project area.
Debris Removal
Collects and removes non-hazardous construction debris generated by the agreed work.
Construction Cleaning
Removes construction dust and debris and cleans accessible surfaces in the completed work area.
Load-Bearing Wall Removal
Removes a load-bearing wall and installs the temporary and permanent structural support.
Included scopeFraming & Structural
4 items
Interior Wall Framing
Builds non-load-bearing interior and basement wall framing with required openings for the layout.
Exterior Wall Framing
Builds or repairs exterior wall framing according to the scope.
Structural Framing
Builds or modifies framing that forms part of an structural design.
Structural Reinforcement
Adds framing, posts, blocking, or other structural components to strengthen an existing assembly.
Included scopeInsulation & Building Envelope
4 items
Batt Insulation
Installs batt insulation in prepared wall, floor, or ceiling cavities.
Blown-In Insulation
Installs loose-fill insulation in prepared attic areas or enclosed cavities.
Spray Foam Insulation
Applies spray foam insulation to prepared cavities, rim joists, or other areas.
Vapour Barrier Installation
Installs and seals an vapour-control membrane over a prepared insulated assembly.
Included scopePlumbing
4 items
Plumbing Rough-In
Installs or modifies concealed water, drain, and vent connections for the layout.
Plumbing Repair
Diagnoses and repairs accessible plumbing components.
Water Line Installation
Installs or extends an water supply line and required connections.
Drain Installation
Installs or extends an drain and related connections.
Included scopeElectrical
9 items
Electrical Rough-In
Installs or modifies concealed wiring, boxes, and connection points for the planned layout.
Electrical Panel Upgrade
Replaces or upgrades an electrical panel and coordinates circuit connections.
Circuit Installation
Installs a new electrical circuit from the panel to the required connection point.
Outlet Installation
Installs and connects an electrical outlet in a prepared location.
Switch Installation
Installs and connects an switch or control in a prepared location.
Light Fixture Installation
Installs and connects a light fixture at a prepared electrical location.
Exhaust Fan Installation
Installs and connects a exhaust fan and venting where included.
EV Charger Installation
Installs and connects a electric vehicle charger and required dedicated electrical components.
Generator Connection
Installs an generator connection and transfer equipment.
Included scopeHVAC
7 items
HVAC Rough-In
Installs or modifies concealed ducts, lines, vents, and HVAC connection points.
HVAC Repair
Diagnoses and repairs accessible HVAC components.
Furnace Installation
Installs and connects a furnace and completes basic startup and operation checks.
Heat Pump Installation
Installs and connects a heat pump system and completes basic commissioning.
Air Conditioner Installation
Installs and connects a air-conditioning system and completes basic startup checks.
Duct Installation
Installs or extends ductwork to serve the required area.
HRV Installation
Installs and connects a heat recovery ventilator and associated duct connections.
Included scopeDrywall & Finishes
4 items
Drywall Installation
Installs drywall panels on prepared wall or ceiling framing.
Drywall Finishing
Tapes, compounds, sands, and prepares drywall joints and fasteners for paint or another finish.
Interior Painting
Prepares and paints the interior walls, ceilings, trim, or other selected surfaces.
Exterior Painting
Prepares and paints exterior surfaces with a coating suited to the material and exposure.
Included scopeFlooring
3 items
Epoxy Flooring
Prepares the surface and applies an epoxy floor coating system.
Floor Levelling
Corrects low spots or uneven areas to create a suitable surface for new flooring.
Subfloor Installation
Installs subfloor panels over prepared framing or an base.
Included scopeDoors & Trim
4 items
Exterior Door Installation
Installs, seals, aligns, and adjusts an exterior door assembly and hardware.
Garage Door Installation
Installs and adjusts a garage door assembly in a prepared opening.
Window Installation
Installs, flashes, seals, and finishes a window in a prepared opening.
General Carpentry
Completes non-structural woodwork, adjustments, and small carpentry tasks.
Included scopeExterior & Structural
9 items
Siding Installation
Installs exterior siding and related finish components over a prepared wall assembly.
Siding Repair
Repairs or replaces localized damaged siding and restores the exterior finish.
Gutter Installation
Installs gutters, outlets, and related drainage components.
Exterior Caulking
Removes failed sealant where included and applies exterior-grade caulking at joints.
Masonry Repair
Repairs localized damaged mortar, brick, block, or other masonry.
Concrete Repair
Repairs localized cracks, spalls, or damaged concrete areas.
Asphalt Repair
Repairs localized damaged asphalt.
Roof Repair
Repairs localized roofing components and restores weather protection in the affected area.
Beam Installation
Installs a specified structural beam and the supporting components included in the design.
Questions
Before you begin
Detailed answers are here when you need them. Open a question to learn more.
What is included in this service?
Work can include Selective Demolition, Interior Demolition, Floor Removal, Ceiling Removal, Wall Removal, and Debris Removal. The final proposal confirms the selected services, quantities, site conditions, and any exclusions for your property.
How long does the work usually take?
A ready-to-start basic-to-standard scope typically takes 4–8 weeks. Site conditions, selections, permits, inspections, weather, access, and approved changes can affect the schedule.
Can industrial upgrades be completed in planned shutdowns?
Yes, when design, procurement, permits, trade availability, lockout requirements, and contingency planning are completed before the shutdown. The available window must match the verified scope.
How is pricing calculated?
Pricing is built from the selected services using hourly, project-based, per-square-foot, and per-linear-foot rates, as applicable to the measured scope. Design-dependent or concealed work may require a custom quotation. The final proposal confirms quantities and approved choices.
How do you plan construction around production equipment?
We identify equipment clearances, utilities, shutdown windows, protected routes, vibration or dust sensitivity, and restart requirements with the operating team before sequencing work.
Who coordinates safety requirements and specialist trades?
The scope defines owner, Meiju, engineer, equipment-vendor, and regulated-trade responsibilities. Site orientation, access controls, permits, inspections, and operating procedures are planned with the designated facility contact.
Site review
Tell us about the site and operating requirements.
Share the space, business objective, operating constraints, and desired timing so we can prepare for the site review.
We review the request before proposing work.
We’ll recommend the appropriate scope and next step.
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