Top tips for retail store remodeling from the Paso Robles general contractor

From getting better use of the space to a newly leased or purchased space, retail business owners have many reasons for remodeling a store. It's important to think through the final floor plan before starting, and Frank Cueva, owner of Central Pacific Construction has some tips to help.

PASO ROBLES Calif., June 14, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- From getting better use of the space to a newly leased or purchased space, retail business owners have many reasons for remodeling a store. It's important to think through the final floor plan before starting, and Frank Cueva, owner of Central Pacific Construction has some tips to help.

Whether the business owner is looking to upgrade aesthetic appeal, improve functionality, or enhance the customer experience, there are crucial factors to consider before diving into the renovation process. Remodeling both residential and commercial spaces, Central Pacific Construction has been serving California's Central Coast since 1997. Drawing on this experience, Cueva is sharing the top considerations to keep in mind when planning to remodel a retail store.

• What are your goals?—Clearly define the goals for investing in a remodel. Keep in mind that goals overlap. Remodeling to improve customer flow also relates to merchandise placement, register stations, and lighting. Identifying the goals helps visualize the big picture for the finished job. With all the years of construction and remodeling experience, the Paso Robles general contractor is always happy to bring his team's skills to help shape the plans and make them a reality.

The team is known for taking pride in professionalism, a strong work ethic, and attention to detail. Their dedication to keeping open communications with the client is one of the reasons the company has earned an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau.

Central Pacific Construction, LLC
440 Via Del Salinas
Paso Robles, CA 93446
(805) 471-4749

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