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Apartment strip-out: define the handover

Apartment strip-out removes agreed interior components. Shared elements, structure and services need separate assessment. Prepare a room-by-room list with the next contractor.

From fittings to underlying layers

A room can look empty while adhesive, ceiling supports or old screed remain. List each finish and layer that must go, with the boundary for retained components.

A shared building

Association rules, common services and structural floors affect what can be removed. Access, lift use and noise arrangements need advance discussion.

Handover to the contractor

Ask the following trades to specify the expected condition. Repairs, new installations and fit-out are separate from strip-out unless expressly listed.

Preparation at a glance

  • Create a room-by-room scope.
  • Provide association and service information.
  • Confirm the next contractor’s handover list.

Frequently asked question

What is a shell-condition apartment?

It has no universal handover standard without detail. Specify the remaining layers and facilities.

Discuss the work

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Tell us what needs to go.
We help define the approach.

A bathroom, house or commercial property? Photos and a short description help the initial assessment. Complex work may need a site visit or further documents.

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