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Talk With a Commercial Contractor in Toronto

Tell us what you are opening, renovating, expanding, or preparing for a new tenant. We will review your commercial project and explain the next practical step.

416-777-6666

2 St. Clair Avenue West, 18th Floor, Toronto, ON M4V 1L5

Monday–Saturday, by appointment

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Discuss Your Commercial Project

Tell us what you are planning, where your space is located, how you intend to use it, and when you need it completed. Include any photos, drawings, equipment details, or property requirements you already have. We will review the available information and explain the next step for your commercial renovation, build-out, leasehold improvement, construction, or project-management inquiry.

416-777-6666

2 St. Clair Avenue West, 18th Floor, Toronto, ON M4V 1L5

Monday–Saturday, by appointment

Start Your Commercial Renovation Project

We work with business owners, tenants, landlords, property managers, and franchise operators across Toronto and the GTA. Your project may involve a commercial renovation, new build-out, leasehold improvement, interior upgrade, or larger commercial construction scope.

Planning work in a commercial space can raise questions about the layout, budget, permits, landlord requirements, equipment, trades, and opening schedule. Contact Odima Commercial to discuss your plans and understand what your project may require. You don’t need a finished design or complete set of drawings to contact us. Start with the information you have, and our team will help you identify what still needs to be confirmed.

Commercial Projects We Can Discuss

Odima Commercial works on occupied and vacant commercial properties, including shell units, previously used spaces, and active business locations.

Contact us about:

If you are unsure which service applies, describe the property, its current condition, and how you plan to use it. We will identify a useful starting point after reviewing your information.

  • Commercial renovations and interior upgrades
  • Commercial construction and build-outs
  • Leasehold improvements for tenants and landlords
  • Commercial project management and coordination
  • Pre-lease site reviews
  • Offices, clinics, restaurants, retail stores, salons, spas, gyms, showrooms, franchise units, and industrial-commercial spaces

What to Send Us

The right project details help us understand your space and provide more useful guidance. Include as much of the following information as you currently have:

You may also send photos, listing plans, measured drawings, consultant drawings, floor plans, inspiration images, equipment schedules, lease information, landlord criteria, or franchise specifications.

A short message with the basics is enough to begin. If we need more information before discussing the scope or pricing, we will explain what to provide next.

  • Your business type and intended use
  • Project address or municipality
  • Type and approximate size of the commercial space
  • Current condition of the unit
  • Desired construction and opening dates
  • Rooms, equipment, or business functions the space must support
  • Areas that must remain open during construction
  • Known landlord, franchise, or property requirements
  • Owner-supplied equipment and outside vendors

Contact Odima Before Signing a Commercial Lease

Early construction input may help you identify questions about the unit before you finalize your plans. A space previously used as a clinic, restaurant, salon, office, or retail store may not support the requirements of your new business.

Our review may consider the existing layout, visible building services, access, equipment needs, landlord information, and proposed work. Ask your legal, leasing, financial, architectural, and engineering advisors to review matters that fall within their professional roles.

What Happens After You Contact Us?

  1. We Review Your Project

    Our team reviews the property location, intended use, current condition, timing, and requested work. We will let you know if we need additional details.

  2. We Recommend the Next Step

    Your next step may involve a phone call, document review, site visit, or pricing discussion. The right approach depends on the information already available and the stage of your project.

  3. We Establish the Basis for Pricing

    Reliable pricing requires a defined scope. We identify the drawings, assumptions, allowances, exclusions, selections, and owner-supplied items that may affect your proposal.

  4. We Organize the Responsibilities

    If your project moves forward, we clarify the construction work, owner decisions, consultant information, landlord requirements, vendor responsibilities, and important dates included in the plan.

Serving Toronto and the GTA

Odima Commercial serves Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan, North York, Richmond Hill, Brampton, and Markham. Projects elsewhere in the GTA are reviewed based on the address, scope, schedule, access, and project fit.

Your property may sit in a downtown building, suburban plaza, office complex, commercial condominium, mixed-use development, or industrial-commercial area. Tell us where the space is located so we can review the project requirements, access, and schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Contact Odima Commercial Without Drawings?
Yes. Send your property address, intended use, approximate size, available photos, target dates, and a summary of what you want to change. We will explain what additional information may be needed.
Can I Request a Site Visit?
Describe your property and project first. After reviewing the request, our team will confirm if a site visit is the right next step.
Can You Work Around an Operating Business?
Some projects may allow phased work, isolated construction areas, after-hours work, or temporary closures. Tell us which parts of your business must remain open so we can review the available options.
Does Odima Commercial Serve My GTA City?
We work across Toronto and the GTA. Send the project address and scope so our team can confirm project fit, access requirements, and scheduling considerations.