
We signed the lease in March and were serving customers in June. LNB walked the space with our drawings before we committed and told us exactly what the landlord's work letter did not cover.
Marisol Vega
Owner · Independent Cafe
By Service
Tenant Improvements
The landlord gave you a shell and an allowance. We turn it into your space.
Commercial Build Out Contractor
The same work, in the language most tenants use.
Tenant Finish Out Contractor
The Texas and Midwest term. Retail, restaurant, office and medical finish-outs.
Commercial Remodeling Contractor
Reworking space you already occupy, phased so you stay open.
Commercial Renovation Contractor
Bringing aging space up to current code and current standards.
Commercial General Contractor
Single-point contract, permits, trades, schedule and closeout.
By Space Type
Franchise Build-Outs
Your brand standard, built to spec, location after location.
Restaurant Build-Outs
Hoods, grease traps, health department, front of house. Open on schedule.
Retail Build-Outs
Storefront, fixtures, lighting, POS rough-in. Merchandise-ready.
Office Build-Outs
Class A finishes, demising walls, data, and a floor plan that actually works.
Medical & Med Spa Build-Outs
Treatment rooms, med gas, ventilation, ADA. Built to pass inspection first time.
Dental Office Build Out
Operatories, vacuum and air, imaging shielding, sterilization.
SBA-Funded Projects
7(a) and 504 draw schedules, and the documentation your lender releases money against.
AIA Billing (G702 / G703)
The certified payment application every bank, landlord and lender already knows how to read.
Our Process
Five stages, what you get at the end of each one, and what we need from you.
Financing
Spread the cost over months or years through our lending partners.
Guides
Costs, timelines and allowances, answered in plain language.
Where We Build
Headquartered in Katy, TX. Heaviest concentration across the Texas metros, and on site in all fifty states for multi-location programs.
On site in all fifty states. Don't see your city? Call us anyway.
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An office build out contractor is solving a layout problem, an acoustics problem and a data problem at once, inside a landlord's building rules and a work letter that caps what you actually get.
An office build-out is a layout problem, an acoustics problem and a data problem, wrapped in a landlord’s building rules and a rent commencement date.
LNB Construction builds office space. Class A suites, creative office, professional services, multi-tenant floors and single-tenant buildings. We coordinate with your architect, your landlord’s property manager and your IT vendor, and we hand over a floor that works on day one.
Office lands in the middle of the cost range, above open retail and below restaurant and medical. What moves it is private office count, glass front systems, conference AV, ceiling type, and whether the base building HVAC can serve your layout without new equipment.

Nine areas. The first four are what plan review looks at and the last five are what your people will notice every day.
Four of them, and all four are building or vendor problems rather than construction problems, which is exactly why they get missed at bid time.
Multi-tenant buildings have a standard for doors, hardware, ceiling tile, blinds, HVAC boxes and sometimes light fixtures. Deviating requires written approval and often a cost the tenant carries at lease end. We read the building standards exhibit at the start.
Class A buildings restrict noisy work to before 7am, after 6pm or weekends. Freight elevator time gets booked in advance and it is finite. This affects duration more than most tenants expect and it belongs in the schedule from day one.
Structured cabling has to be in before ceilings close. Furniture has to arrive after floors and before move-in. Three separate vendors, one sequence, and somebody has to own it. We do.
Lighting power density, controls and commissioning requirements now catch a lot of office projects at plan review. Considerably cheaper to design in than to correct.
Most office build-outs are funded partly or wholly by a landlord tenant improvement allowance, and that money comes attached to conditions.
The landlord approves the plans, requires their own insurance certificates, expects their construction rules followed, and wants documentation before releasing money. None of that is unreasonable and all of it takes time you have to plan for.
Plans through landlord review, certificates of insurance in their format, work rules acknowledged, and AIA G702 and G703 payment applications the property manager can process without a phone call. You should not be the one emailing about barricades.
Office lands in the middle of the range, above open retail and below restaurant and medical. Walls and doors are what move it.
Walls and doors are expensive and open plan is cheap. The single biggest lever on an office budget is how many rooms the plan has, not how many square feet.
Whether the existing system can serve your layout without new equipment. If it cannot, that is a mechanical project sitting inside what you thought was a fit-out.
Glazed office fronts and a fully rough-in conference room are the two upgrades that most reliably surprise people at bid time.
Doors, hardware, ceiling tile, blinds and sometimes light fixtures are specified for you. Deviating needs written approval and often a restoration cost at lease end.
Most office build-outs are funded partly by a landlord allowance. We will price against it in the format your property manager processes without a phone call.
Drag any handle. On the left, a space in the condition a landlord hands it over in. On the right, a finished interior a business can trade out of.

ShellFinished
ShellFinished
ShellFinishedWe read the building standards exhibit and the work letter first, then walk the floor. What the landlord requires is usually a tighter constraint than what the space is.
A line-item number with the tenant improvement allowance shown against it, in the format the property manager is going to want to see it in.
Plans through landlord review and then through the jurisdiction. Lighting power density, controls and commissioning get designed in rather than corrected at plan review.
Cabling in before ceilings close, furniture after floors, disruptive work in the hours the building allows, and freight elevator time booked well in advance.
Punch closed, then closeout to the landlord’s format as well as yours: certificates, as-builts and the payment applications that release the allowance.
The part that matters is not the bid. It is whether the space opened when they said it would.
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Real square footage, real timelines, real brands.
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The same crews and the same schedule, on a different kind of space.
Next step
Send us the space and the brand standards. You'll get a walkthrough scheduled inside 48 hours and a real number. Not a range, not a “starting at.”
No obligation. No pressure. If we're not the right builder for your project, we'll tell you on the call.
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