Hotel Renovation Contractor with a Brand-Standard Portfolio
Guestroom, corridor, lobby, and amenity renovations done around occupancy. CBC-licensed GC with documented work across Marriott, Hilton, IHG, Wyndham, Best Western, and boutique flags.
Brand-standard renovations have to happen without taking the hotel offline
Franchise PIPs come with deadlines. Guest reviews come with renovation noise complaints. Owners need work done to brand spec, on a schedule that protects ADR and occupancy. Generic GCs underestimate the sequencing, FF&E procurement, and operator coordination that a working hotel renovation requires. We’ve renovated several hundred guestrooms across the Key West Hotel Collection — Fairfield Inn & Suites, Hilton Garden Inn, The Gates — with the property staying open. Hospitality renovation isn’t a side service for us; it’s the spine of the bio.
Hotel renovation scope
- Guestroom soft and hard renovation: paint, casegoods, soft goods, flooring, lighting, PTAC
- Corridor renovation: carpet, wall vinyl, lighting, doors and hardware
- Lobby and front-of-house renovation: millwork, finishes, FF&E coordination
- F&B renovation: bar, restaurant, breakfast areas — under operating-hours constraints
- Meeting room and ballroom refresh: carpet, lighting, AV-ready substrate
- Bathroom modernization: tile, vanities, fixtures, ADA upgrades
- PIP-driven scope reviews and brand-standard finish procurement
- Phased schedule designed to keep rooms in inventory through the renovation
How we run a hotel renovation
- 01
PIP review and walk
Walk the property with GM, owner, and brand rep; reconcile PIP requirements with operational realities.
- 02
Phased plan and budget
Renovation phased by floor or section, with FF&E lead times built into the critical path.
- 03
Mockup room
Single mockup room/floor built first; owner and brand sign off before full rollout.
- 04
Production rollout
Renovation rolls through the property on schedule, rooms returned to inventory as they finish.
Why hotel owners hire us
Hospitality is our deepest portfolio
Westmont reference: $11M+ over 7 years
CBC 1258403 — full Florida CBC
Hotel renovation — common questions
Can you keep rooms in inventory during renovation?
Yes. Most projects phase floor-by-floor or block-by-block, with renovated rooms returned to inventory before the next phase starts. Total closure is sometimes faster on smaller properties — we’ll model both.
How do you handle FF&E procurement?
Through brand-approved or owner-specified vendors. FF&E lead times drive the schedule on most modern renovations, so we lock specs and POs at the start, not mid-project.
What about brand-standard punch lists?
We build the punch list with the brand rep during mockup-room approval. Production rollout uses the same QC checklist on every room — fewer surprises at brand walk-through.
Do you handle ADA upgrades?
Yes — most hotel renovations now include ADA scope. We coordinate with the design team and code authority on accessible room counts, bathroom modifications, and common-area path-of-travel.
Can you help us with a soft renovation between PIPs?
Yes. Soft renovations (paint, soft goods, light millwork) without full FF&E replacement are a common ask. We scope and price separately from a full PIP renovation.
Related Services
Renovation on the calendar? Let’s talk phasing.
We’ll walk the property with you and your operator and propose a sequence that protects occupancy.