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Houston Tenant Improvement Contractor

Tenant improvements built around your lease deadline.

MX Builders builds out retail, office, restaurant, medical, and warehouse space for landlords and tenants across the Houston metro. TI schedules are set by a lease, not a construction preference — we coordinate MEP trades and permitting from demo through final punch so the space is ready when the lease says it has to be.

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What We Build Out

Commercial renovations,
by space type.

Every tenant improvement runs through the same discipline: schedule-driven delivery, MEP coordination, and permitting handled before it becomes a delay.

Tenant Improvements (TI)

Core interior buildouts for commercial tenants — demo, framing, MEP rough-in, finishes, and final punch, coordinated against your lease commencement date.

Tenant Improvements (TI)

Retail & Restaurant Build-Outs

Storefront and restaurant construction with the finish-level detail and inspection sequencing (health, fire, occupancy) those spaces require.

Retail construction Restaurant construction

Office, Medical & Warehouse Renovations

Office renovations, medical office construction, and warehouse renovations — each with its own code, MEP, and equipment-clearance requirements.

Office renovations Medical office construction Warehouse renovations

White-Box Build-Outs

Shell-to-suite white-box build-outs that bring a space to a clean, code-compliant baseline before a tenant's own finish scope begins.

White-box build-outs

Schedule-driven by design. Tenants have lease deadlines, not construction preferences — MX Builders sequences MEP coordination and permitting up front so the buildout doesn't become the reason a lease slips.

Related Scopes

When a TI needs
more than an interior.

Some projects are a straightforward interior buildout under an existing GC contract; others start from the ground up.

How It Runs

Built against
your lease clock.

A tenant improvement isn't scheduled around construction convenience — it's scheduled around a lease date. Here's how we sequence it.

1

Site Walk & Lease Review

We walk the space and review the lease timeline together, so the construction schedule is built around your actual deadline from day one.

2

Space Plan & Permitting

Space planning and permit submittal happen up front and in parallel, so approvals aren't the thing that eats into your lease clock.

3

Demo & MEP Rough-In

Demolition, framing, and MEP rough-in — the trades most likely to reveal surprises behind walls get coordinated early, not discovered late.

4

Finishes & Inspections

Finish-out and inspection sequencing (health, fire, occupancy) run against the schedule the lease actually requires.

5

Final Punch & Handover

Final punch-list and handover so the space is ready for move-in or opening day when the lease says it has to be.

Working against a lease deadline?

Tell us about your space and timeline and we'll put together a scope and schedule estimate — no obligation.

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