SHEET S-302SPECIALTY · COMMERCIAL

Commercial contractor on Staten Island

Storefronts, barbershops, lounges, restaurants and offices, built on a schedule that respects your opening date.

Commercial & Storefront Build-Outs

Scope of work

For a business, every day under construction is a day of lost revenue, so the schedule matters as much as the finish. We've renovated a barbershop and transformed a lounge, and both owners said we finished on time. We plan the job around that: materials ordered before demo, trades lined up back to back, and night or off-hours work when the space has to stay open.

We handle interior fit-outs and refreshes for retail, salons and barbershops, lounges and restaurants (front of house), offices and medical suites. That covers walls and ceilings, flooring, painting, storefront facades and signage bands, lighting and licensed MEP coordination.

What's included

Interior build-outs and white-box conversions
Partition walls, drop ceilings and soffits
Commercial flooring and wall finishes
Commercial painting, including off-hours work
Storefront facade refreshes, sign bands and awnings
Licensed electrical, lighting and plumbing coordination
Work with your architect on DOB filings where required
Phased work so you can stay open

Local conditions

Commercial work in Staten Island neighborhoods

Main-street storefronts along corridors like Forest Avenue, Hylan Boulevard, Victory Boulevard, Richmond Avenue and New Dorp Lane are mostly small spaces in older buildings. They need flexible crews and careful protection of neighboring tenants.

Permits and inspections. Changes to egress, occupancy, fire protection or MEP systems need filings by licensed professionals. Cosmetic refreshes usually don't. We'll help you sort out which you have before you sign a lease commitment or set an opening date.

From our Google reviews

Sign-offs on this work

ITEMCommercial painting · Lounge

We had an amazing experience with Angel and AXE CONTRACTING GROUP ! Their team was professional, detail-oriented, and transformed our lounge beautifully. The quality of their work exceeded our expectations, and they completed everything on time. Highly recommend them for any painting project!

SIGNED OFF BY Boulevard Lounge · Google review

Commercial

ITEMTrade partner · Licensed electrical contractor

As a licensed electrical contractor, we've had the pleasure of working alongside AXE Contracting on several projects. Their team is reliable, detail-oriented, and consistently delivers high-quality roofing and remodeling work. When AXE is on the job, we know the project will run smoothly and meet the highest standards. Highly recommended.

SIGNED OFF BY Murra Electric · Google review

Roofing

ITEMCommercial renovation · Barbershop

This company Renovate my store and they did such an amazing job. I am very happy serious people, responsible, on what they did. I highly recommended

SIGNED OFF BY Artisan Barbershop · Google review

Commercial

How the job runs

Construction schedule

01Call & walkthrough
We visit, measure, and listen. Usually within a few days of your call.
02Written quote
Itemized scope and price, typically a day or two after the visit.
03Paperwork & scheduling
Permits where required, condo/co-op COIs, materials ordered, dates locked.
04Build
One crew lead, licensed trades where required, clean site every day.
05Walkthrough & sign-off
We walk the finished job with you and close out the punch list.

Durations are illustrative. Your quote includes a schedule for your job.

FAQ

Commercial questions

Can you work after hours so we can stay open?

Yes. We regularly phase work or schedule evenings and closed days for occupied businesses.

Do you do restaurant kitchens?

We handle front-of-house and general construction. Commercial kitchen hoods, fire suppression and gas work involve specialty licensed trades that we coordinate or that your kitchen designer specifies.

Often done together