Office and commercial reinstatement
Strip-out and make-good to the landlord's handback standard, planned backwards from your handback date, with after-hours works where the building requires them and support through the joint inspection.
What the work covers
| Strip-out | Partitions, ceilings, raised floors, carpets, joinery, signage and data cabling removed to the handback specification. |
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| Building services | Disconnection and make-safe of electrical and plumbing works by licensed workers, and restoration of base-building services. |
| Fire protection | Sprinkler heads, detectors and exit signage restored to suit the base-building layout. |
| Making good | Wall, floor and ceiling surfaces repaired and finished to the landlord's specification. |
| Building rules | Works scheduled to the building's rules on after-hours work, loading bays, lifts and protection. |
| Handback | Joint inspection with the landlord, defect rectification and handover records. |
From RRD's jobs
Read before you start
- Office Reinstatement in Singapore: The Complete Guide to Commercial Handback
Office reinstatement is the work a tenant must do before handing premises back: removing its fit-out and restoring the unit to the condition the lease and the landlord's ... - The True Cost of a Late Handback: Holding Over, Double Rent and Mesne Profits in Singapore
If a tenant stays in possession after its Singapore lease ends, section 28(4) of the Civil Law Act 1909 lets the landlord charge double rent or double value for the holdi... - Commercial Fit-Out Programmes in Singapore: Realistic Timelines and Where Delays Come From
A Singapore office or retail fit-out runs through design, authority approvals, landlord submissions, procurement of long-lead items, site works, testing and commissioning...