WHAT'S INCLUDED
A licensed interior designer and design team • Material and finish selection • Procurement and vendor management • Furniture, fixtures, and millwork coordination • Project tracking through Procore, visible to the board and management throughout
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Our Process
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Programming: meeting with the board to understand the space and the goals
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Conceptual design: functional solutions matched to budget and character
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Design development: construction documents for estimating and permitting
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Material alteration vote: renderings and materials presented so residents understand what they're voting on
SIGNS YOUR BUILDING NEEDS THIS
Scoped Around Your Renovation Timeline
A lobby, hallway, or amenity space that hasn't been updated in over a decade • A material alteration vote coming up and a board that needs a design partner • A desire to raise curb appeal and resident satisfaction ahead of a sale cycle • A need for professional sourcing instead of piecing materials together
Scoped Around Your Renovation Timeline
SERVICE FAQ
Does this cover individual units?
No. Pro-Max's interior design and renovation work covers common areas and amenity spaces, such as lobbies, hallways, and clubrooms, not individual residences.
Who selects the materials?
Our in-house design team leads material and finish selection, working with the board and management through every round of feedback.
How often is interior design and procurement needed?
Interior design and procurement isn't on a fixed inspection schedule. It's typically scoped whenever a common-area renovation or post-repair refresh is planned, timed to the building's actual renovation.