An ageing or underperforming facility does not always need to be demolished and rebuilt. In many cases, the right combination of refurbishment, renovation or redevelopment can significantly improve the facility’s functionality, operational efficiency, safety, appearance and marketability while extending the useful life of the asset.
We help warehouse owners, occupiers, investors and developers assess existing facilities and identify the most practical strategy.
We start with a detailed assessment of the existing facility including building structure, roofing and cladding, flooring, loading areas, MEP services, fire and life-safety systems, site circulation, drainage, storage systems and overall operational layout.
Based on the condition of the facility, we develop a phased improvement strategy balancing capital expenditure, operational disruption, compliance, future requirements and asset value.
Refurbishment focuses on restoring, upgrading and improving the existing facility without fundamentally changing its core structure.
Typical refurbishment works include:
Renovation goes beyond repairs and involves reconfiguring or upgrading the warehouse to meet changing operational requirements.
This may include:
Redevelopment is undertaken when an existing facility can no longer meet required capacity, functionality, compliance or commercial objectives. It may involve major alterations, partial demolition, reconstruction or complete rebuilding to maximise the potential of the existing site.
Our redevelopment services can include:
We can support the project from initial audit to completed facility, including:
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Whether you’re evaluating a new warehouse project, expanding operations, developing a logistics facility, or planning a built-to-suit industrial building, Mettler can help you move from concept to occupancy with confidence.