Common Area
Refurbishment
Lobbies, corridors, amenity rooms, and shared spaces refurbished to a premium standard. We work directly with condo boards and property managers across the GTA.
What Is Common Area Refurbishment
Common area refurbishment is the process of updating and upgrading the shared spaces in a condominium building. These are the spaces every resident uses every day, the lobby, the corridors, the amenity rooms. They set the tone for the entire building.
When common areas look dated or worn, it affects property values, resident satisfaction, and how prospective buyers see the building. Articon Build specializes exclusively in condo common area refurbishments for boards and property managers across the GTA.
- Board-ready proposals and documentation
- Fixed price, no surprise costs
- Minimal disruption to residents
- Permits handled from start to finish
- On time delivery on every project
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The lobby is the first impression your building makes. The corridors are what residents see every single day. When these spaces look worn, dated, or neglected, it affects how residents feel about the building and how buyers perceive its value.
- Main lobby and entrance refurbishment
- Elevator lobby and waiting area
- Corridor flooring, walls, and ceiling
- Suite door hardware and number plates
- Corridor lighting upgrade to LED
- Baseboard, trim, and wall finishing
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Amenity rooms are a major selling point for any condominium. A well-designed gym, party room, or lounge increases resident satisfaction and makes the building more competitive in the resale market. We refurbish all shared amenity spaces to a premium standard.
- Gym and fitness centre refurbishment
- Party room and event lounge
- Billiards and games room
- Mail room and laundry room
- Flooring, lighting, and wall finishing
- Millwork and cabinetry
Common areas directly affect property values, resident satisfaction, and how competitive your building is in the resale market. Boards that invest in their shared spaces consistently see better resident retention and stronger unit prices.
Well maintained and modernized common areas consistently lead to higher unit resale prices. Buyers form their first impression the moment they walk through the lobby.
Residents who are proud of their building stay longer and generate fewer complaints. A clean, modern corridor and lobby signals to everyone that the building is well managed.
Planned common area refurbishments are far more cost effective than emergency repairs. A proactive board that invests at the right time avoids larger costs and special assessments down the line.