Commercial tenant improvements across California: the Bay Area, Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego and Sacramento

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Tenant Improvement Guide

Tenant Improvement Closeout

Final inspections, certificate of occupancy, punch list and the documents you need to open and get your allowance paid.

Business owners reviewing a commercial office floor plan

Finals

Trade, fire and building finals must pass, with Title 24 acceptance forms on file. Food businesses also need their health permit inspection.

Punch list

Walk the space, list the items and set a completion date.

Documents

  • Certificate of occupancy
  • As-built drawings
  • Title 24 compliance and acceptance forms
  • Warranties and manuals
  • Test and balance report
  • Conditional and unconditional lien releases
  • Keys and credentials

Allowance release

Landlords usually require invoices, lien releases, final sign-off and as-builts.

Common questions

Do not see your question? Call and talk to a tenant improvement project manager.

Generally no.

A few weeks.

California statutory lien release forms for progress and final payments.

You and the landlord.

Ready to build out your space?

Send the address, square footage and target opening date. A California project manager will walk the space and return a written estimate.