Salon and spa renovation demolition in shared commercial premises

Mark each mirror, cabinet and connected station by ownership and destination. A fixed-looking item may be retained or supplier-owned, so an instruction to clear all stations is too broad.

Moving a basin can expose flooring beneath cabinetry and wall finishes around the old position. The responsible trades decide connections and the new installation. The flooring or finish contractor should identify the receiving condition at the old and new positions before the removal list is finalised.

A salon keeps reception and most styling stations but moves its washing area behind a new partition. The demolition package includes reviewed cabinetry and selected finishes at the old wet area, plus the agreed partition changes. It does not include plumbing design or guarantee that the old floor will match after repair.

In shared premises, management also needs the proposed route for removed mirrors and cabinetry and the affected service arrangements. Retaining the reception in the finished plan does not establish that customers can use it during work.

Provide current and proposed station positions, retained surfaces, supplier contacts and building instructions. SiteClear can assess ordinary interior work. Clinical, laser-equipment, chemical-treatment and medical-spa activities remain outside this description.