Commercial Office · Process + Finish
Overland Park Office Refresh
An office refresh built from the floor up, pairing substrate preparation and carpet tile with paint, electrical, data, and partition work.
- Project Type
- Commercial Office Refresh
- Space Condition
- Unoccupied Suite
- Primary Scope
- Flooring + Interior Improvements
Built Around the Existing Space
Prepare the surface. Improve the systems. Refinish the suite.
Existing flooring was removed to expose the concrete slab. Mechanical preparation and residual-adhesive removal readied the substrate for carpet tile, vinyl base, and transitions.
Wall preparation, paint, four outlets, a relocated data line, and a partition extended the work beyond flooring throughout the unoccupied suite.
The Flooring Sequence
From existing floor to finished suite.
The visual sequence follows removal, exposed concrete, preparation, patching, and carpet installation, showing how work beneath the finish supported the final surface.
Flooring Removal
Removal exposed the concrete substrate across the main office and adjoining rooms.
Mechanical Preparation
Mechanical preparation addressed the substrate and residual adhesive before installation.
Localized Patching
Localized patches crossed open areas and wrapped existing columns, walls, and door zones.
Carpet Tile Installation
Carpet tile advanced through the suite around columns, thresholds, and adjoining rooms.
Base + Finish Interfaces
Vinyl base and transitions completed the carpet at walls, doorways, and adjoining surfaces.
Removal exposed the slab; preparation readied it for installation; base and transitions completed the floor plane.
Painting + Finish Updates
A quiet palette, carried room to room.
Patching, sanding, and spot priming prepared surfaces for the primary color, accent paint, and final touchups.
Patch, sand, and spot-prime.
Silverpointe SW 7653.
Waterloo SW 9141.
Beyond the Floor
A broader interior scope.
Electrical
Three outlets at TV locations and one at an existing column.
Data
One data line relocated within the suite.
Partition Construction
An approximately 8-by-14-foot metal-stud and drywall partition prepared for paint.
Transitions + Base
Vinyl base and transitions completed the flooring at walls and doorways.
Materials + Finish Details
Selections that bring the suite together.
A quiet carpet pattern pairs with a light primary wall color and deeper blue-gray accent.
Mainstreet by Philadelphia
Dynamo · Brilliant 57100
Sherwin-Williams Silverpointe
SW 7653
Sherwin-Williams Waterloo
SW 9141
Completed Office
A unified finish across open areas and private rooms.
The carpet pattern carries through the broad open office, around existing columns, and into perimeter rooms.
Existing to Finished
The floor changes the way the whole suite reads.
Nearby viewpoints show the progression without implying a precision overlay.
Approximate viewpoints; not a matched-angle slider.
Project Approach
Plan the interfaces before the finish.
Preparation, infrastructure, and finish work were sequenced around the suite’s existing conditions and connections.
Protect + Prepare
Prepare walls and floors while protecting adjacent areas.
Integrate Infrastructure
Add outlets, relocate data, and build the partition around existing conditions.
Install + Finish
Carry carpet tile, base, transitions, paint, and touchups through the suite.
Maintain the Work Area
Provide daily cleanup and remove debris at completion.
Plan the Next Space
Make the process visible—and the finished space cohesive.
Plan an office refresh around existing conditions and project priorities.
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We’re typically a great fit for homeowners planning mid-to-large remodeling projects.