WAREHOUSE FIT OUT PRINTER MAINTENANCE

Printer Maintenances business had experienced consistent growth over the years, and due to projected expansion, they quickly outgrew their current warehouse, necessitating the need for a larger facility. James, the Managing Director of Printer Maintenance, identified a new industrial park in close proximity to their existing premises. However, like many business owners, he faced the challenge of outfitting the new warehouse.

Determining the appropriate size for a warehouse is a complex task. It involves considering not only the present requirements but also accounting for future expansion needs.

The warehouse James identified was newly constructed and came as an empty shell, except for a small restroom located in one corner. James needed to visualize the occupied space while considering various requirements such as pallet racking, workshops, office space, breakout areas (including restrooms), and much more.

James encountered two main challenges. Firstly, ensuring that the warehouse was adequately sized, avoiding the possibility of it being either too small or excessively large. Secondly, he needed to establish a cost estimate for the fit-out of the space.

Both of these obstacles needed to be overcome before he could commit to signing a lease or purchasing the building.

James reached out to a friend who had been in a similar situation a few years ago. His associate owned a business called CDL Limited, and James inquired about who completed their fit-out.

CDL recommended Nexus Workspace, explaining that they offer a full turnkey fit-out service. After contacting Nexus, it became evident that this could be a fruitful partnership. Nexus provides a comprehensive, no-obligation design and quotation service, and a meeting was scheduled at the existing warehouse to assess the current operations and determine the requirements for the new space.

Following the initial consultation, Nexus began designing the new warehouse, incorporating all aspects of the project. It was quickly established that the warehouse size was appropriate to meet the requirements, and Nexus provided cost estimates to enable James to assess the feasibility of the move. Given the high demand for new warehouse space, it was essential to establish a budget promptly. Nexus delivered a budget within five working days based on the initial consultation.

Mathew Barnes, Director Nexus Workspace

Printer Maintenance chose Nexus Workspace as their trusted fit-out partner for several reasons. First, Nexus Workspace had a proven track record of successfully completing similar warehouse fit-out projects, making them a reliable choice. Second, Nexus Workspace demonstrated a deep understanding of Printer Maintenance’s needs and provided a comprehensive design solution. Acting as both the principal designer and principal contractor under CDM 2015 regulations, Nexus Workspace ensured a seamless and efficient process. Additionally, Nexus Workspace’s transparent cost breakdown and commitment to safety and compliance further solidified their selection.