Commercial fitouts built aroundhow people move.
Offices, clinics, and shared amenities — designed, documented, and built by a team that has spent years making spaces work for the people who find them hardest to use.
What the commercialteam takes on.
Six kinds of work, from a single set of amenities through to a whole floor. The same trades that have been doing this in homes, working at commercial scale.
Office fitouts
A new tenancy taken from bare shell to finished floor — partitions, joinery, services coordination, flooring, and making good.
Office refurbishments
An existing workplace brought up to date without moving out of it. Work is staged around your trading hours so the business keeps running.
Medical and allied health fitouts
Consult rooms, treatment spaces, and waiting areas, built to the layout and finishes your practice needs.
Accessibility upgrades
Ramps, handrails, wider doorways, level thresholds, and contrast at steps — retrofitted into buildings that were not designed for them.
Bathrooms and amenities
Staff and customer washrooms, accessible cubicles, and end-of-trip facilities. The work this company has done in homes for years.
Commercial flooring
Vinyl, carpet tile, and hard flooring specified for traffic and for grip, with level junctions where floor types meet.
The part most fitout companiesleave until last.
Access is not a finishing touch. Where the accessible washroom goes, how wide the corridors are, and whether a doorway can take a wheelchair are decisions that shape a floor plan — and they are extremely expensive to revisit once the partitions are up.
Commercial premises in Australia carry access obligations under the Disability Discrimination Act, and the National Construction Code sets out what that means in practice for doorways, circulation space, sanitary facilities, and handrails. Your building surveyor determines what applies to your particular project. Our part is to design and build with those requirements in the room from the first sketch, rather than discovering them at inspection.
This is the work Vital Ease already does. Grab rails that hold, thresholds with no lip, contrast where a step edge needs to be seen — done for years in people’s homes, for people who notice immediately when it is wrong.
Drawings beforedemolition.
Most disputes on a fitout trace back to something that was never drawn. We document the layout, the finishes, and the services before anyone lifts a tool, so what you approve is what gets built and what you are quoted covers it.
The drafting side of this is not new either — Vital Ease already prepares measured drawings and specifications for occupational therapists and builders. The same people do it here, at a commercial scale.
How a commercial projectruns with us.
Site visit
We walk the space with you, at no charge, and get clear on how it has to work, what it has to cost, and when you need it back.
Layout and finishes
Drawings and a finishes schedule you can actually review, with access requirements built into the layout rather than added later.
Fixed-price quote
One written price against the documented scope, with the staging set out, so you know what happens in which week.
Build and handover
One point of contact for the whole build, and a walk-through at the end where anything outstanding gets listed and closed out.
Questions
What people ask beforethey brief us.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a fitout and a refurbishment?
How do you price commercial work?
Do we need our own designer, or can you do the drawings?
What access requirements apply to a commercial fitout?
Can’t see your question? Call us on +61 3 8658 1358 — we’re happy to talk it through.
Let us make your premiseswork for everyone.
Planning a fitout or a refurbishment? Talk to our commercial team.
Tell us what the space has to do and when you need it back. We will visit, document the scope, and put one fixed price against it — with the access requirements accounted for from the first drawing rather than at inspection.