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Office End of Lease Makegood

Landlords and lease holders of Brisbane, your space is in safe hands with TPS!

We offer expert end of lease make good and defit solutions across Brisbane, ensuring your space meets all lease obligations.

Our Commercial End of Lease Makegood and Defit Services Include:

We handle all your makegood needs, including restoring spaces to their original condition to meeting specific landlord requirements, making the process smooth and hassle-free.

Our team can review your lease, provide a detailed quote, and manage all tasks, including:

  • Demolition services
  • Removing joinery, walls, partitions, and fixtures
  • Floor grinding or uplifting carpets, vinyl, and adhesives
  • Decommissioning lights, air-conditioning, and other services
  • Plastering, re-painting ceilings and walls, patching up any damage
  • Final cleaning to meet inspection standards
 

With Trade Project Services, you can rest assured your commercial space will be ready for its next chapter.

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Common End of Lease Makegood Questions

1. What does "makegood" mean at the end of a commercial lease?

It’s the part of a commercial lease that says you have to hand the space back in the condition your landlord expects, usually close to how it looked when you moved in. Some leases let you leave it “as is,” but most Brisbane office leases expect a return to an open-plan, blank space. Worth reading that clause properly (or getting someone to read it for you) rather than guessing.

It varies by space, but common jobs include demolition and strip-out, removing walls, partitions and joinery, pulling up carpet or vinyl and grinding the floor underneath, disconnecting lights and air-conditioning that were added during the fitout, patching and repainting, and a final clean before handover.

Compare the space now to how it was at the start of the lease. If you’ve got entry reports or photos from move-in, use them. Some leases only expect you to fix damage beyond normal wear and tear, others want a full strip back to open plan. It’s a good idea to get this checked before booking any trades, so you don’t end up doing more (or less) than you’re on the hook for.

Compare the space now to how it was at the start of the lease. If you’ve got entry reports or photos from move-in, use them. Some leases only expect you to fix damage beyond normal wear and tear, others want a full strip back to open plan. It’s a good idea to get this checked before booking any trades, so you don’t end up doing more (or less) than you’re on the hook for.

Pretty much anything you added during your tenancy needs to come out, not just desks and signage but the easy to miss stuff too, like TV brackets, cabling, and security cameras. These small items are one of the most common reasons landlords come back with extra charges.

Earlier than most people think. Once you know your lease end date, get the lease reviewed and a quote sorted so trades can be booked in properly. Leaving it too late is how people end up rushing repairs or missing the handover date altogether.

Trade Project Services manages the full process across Brisbane including lease review, quoting, demolition, plastering, painting, floor work, and final clean, so you’re dealing with one point of contact instead of chasing multiple trades on different schedules.

It comes down to how much time and risk you want to take on. Our specialist team knows what landlords typically expect and can spot things that get missed, which protects your bond and keeps the handover straightforward. It also means you’re not trying to manage a strip-out while also running your business or moving to a new office.

Our commitment to quality craftsmanship and attention to detail ensures that every end of lease makegood project we undertake meets the highest standards of excellence.