Retail buildouts,done right.
We are a self-perform interior finishes contractor for commercial retail. Our own traveling crews execute the complete finish package — framing through fixture set — for general contractors and retail programs across the country.
- We work for GCs and for owners who hold their own permits — we are not a general contractor.
- Our own crews travel to the work — no brokering to a different local sub in every market.
- Night and off-hours work in occupied stores — trading as normal the next morning.
One finish subcontractor. Every store in the program.
On a multi-site rollout, the hardest part isn't any single trade — it's finding, prequalifying, and managing a different framing, drywall, flooring, and millwork sub in every market, then hoping store 84 looks like store 1.
We remove that problem. Integra Interiors self-performs the entire interior finish package with our own traveling crews. One prequalification. One contract. One crew standard — at every location.
We are not a general contractor. We do not pull permits and we do not perform MEP work. We work as a trade contractor to the GC, or directly for retailers and program managers who hold their own permits and contract the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing trades separately. That boundary is deliberate — it is exactly how we stay good at finishes.
For general contractors
Bid coverage you can level without surprises. Clear inclusions and exclusions, complete scope letters, and a sub that shows up with the crews it promised at buyout.
For retailers & program managers
A single finish partner across the whole rollout, reporting to your standard, with per-store closeout documentation that arrives the same way every time.
For construction managers
Schedule recovery when the finish trades inherit upstream delay and the grand-opening date has not moved. We add crews and shifts.
The complete finish package, self-performed
Written in the language of your bid form. If a scope below is carved out to another trade on your project, say so in the invitation and we will bid to your breakdown.
Metal stud framing
09 22 16- Non-load-bearing light-gauge framing
- Demising walls, soffits, bulkheads, furring
- Deflection / slip track and head-of-wall
- UL-listed rated assemblies
- In-wall blocking and backing for fixtures
Gypsum board
09 29 00- Hang, tape, and finish
- Level 4 standard; Level 5 at critical light
- Abuse- and impact-resistant board
- Moisture- and mold-resistant board
- Cement board and tile backer
Acoustical ceilings
09 51 13- Suspended grid and ACT panels
- 15/16" and 9/16" tegular systems
- Seismic bracing and hold-down clips
- Open-to-structure: paint-to-deck alternative
- Gypsum ceilings and clouds
Flooring
09 60 00- Polished concrete — grind, densify, polish
- LVT / LVP, VCT, sheet vinyl
- Carpet tile and broadloom
- Ceramic, porcelain, and quarry tile
- Rubber and vinyl base, transitions
- Floor prep, self-leveling, ASTM F2170 moisture testing
Millwork & casework
06 40 00 · 12 35 00- Architectural woodwork installation
- Manufactured casework and countertops
- Cash wrap and service counters
- Shop drawings and field verification
- AWI Custom and Premium grade
Painting & coatings
09 90 00- Prime and two finish coats to sheen schedule
- Dryfall spray at open-to-structure deck
- Epoxy and high-performance coatings
- Wallcovering
- FRP, corner guards, crash rail, wall protection
Doors, frames & hardware
08 11 13 · 08 71 00- Hollow metal frames — knock-down and welded
- Flush wood and HM door leaves
- Hardware sets and keying schedule
- Interior glazing and mirrors
Division 10 specialties
10 21 13 · 10 28 00- Toilet compartments and partitions
- Toilet and bath accessories
- Interior and ADA/Braille room signage
- Fire extinguishers and cabinets
- Lockers and wall protection
Fixture & FF&E installation
OFCI- Gondola runs and perimeter fixtures
- Wall standards, slatwall, pegboard
- Cash wrap, showcases, end caps
- Receiving, staging, uncrate and assemble
- Install per fixture plan and planogram
Not in our scope: mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire sprinkler, and fire alarm. Structural work, roofing, and site work. We also do not act as general contractor or pull building permits. Storefront and exterior glazing, firestopping, and epoxy floor systems are bid as exclusions or inclusions depending on the project — ask and we will be explicit.
Built for programs, not one-offs
Four things a national retail program needs from its finish subcontractor.
Crew continuity across the program
The foreman who learns your prototype's details at the first store carries that knowledge to every store after it. Lessons learned roll forward instead of being re-learned by a stranger in the next market. That is the single biggest reason store 84 matches store 1.
Schedule recovery when it counts
Finish trades sit at the end of the schedule and absorb every upstream delay — while the grand-opening date never moves. We plan for that: added crews, added shifts, and a recovery schedule rather than a change order and an apology.
Occupied-store discipline
Night and off-hours work behind proper temporary barricades and dust containment, sales-floor protection, and daily coordination with store management. Broom-clean and sales-ready before doors open. The store trades the next morning as if nothing happened.
Closeout that doesn't chase you
We self-punch before your punch walk. Per-store turnover packages arrive in the same format every time — photo documentation, as-builts, warranty letters, attic stock logged and left with the store, and lien waivers without a three-week chase.
Where our crews work
New stores & tenant buildout
Finish package from white box or vanilla shell through fixture-ready turnover, following the GC's shell and core completion.
Remodels & re-images
Refresh, rebrand, conversion, and de-branding programs — phased around trading hours in stores that never close.
Second-generation space
Backfill and adaptive reuse of vacated big-box space, including demolition of existing finishes and the unknowns that come with it.
Multi-site rollouts
Repeatable prototype execution across a program, with one point of contact and consistent reporting regardless of location.
Store resets & fixture programs
Fixture plan and planogram changes, gondola reconfiguration, and owner-furnished fixture installation on a compressed overnight window.
Pilot / first-store builds
The prototype build that sets the template — documented so the rest of the program executes against a proven standard.
From bid invitation to closeout
A predictable process is what makes a sub easy to carry across a hundred stores. Here is ours.
Bid & scope review
We bid to your form with explicit inclusions, exclusions, qualifications, and clarifications — so scope leveling on bid day is apples to apples, not a negotiation.
Prequalification & award
COI and endorsements, W-9, safety documentation, and references furnished on request. We onboard to your compliance portal at no cost to the program.
Preconstruction & submittals
Submittals, shop drawings, and field verification against the prototype and finish schedule. Long-lead items identified before they become the critical path.
Mobilization
Crews deploy from our Kansas base with their own tooling. Licensing and registration for a new jurisdiction is handled as part of mobilization, not after award.
Execution & reporting
Daily reports and photo documentation in your format. One program manager as your single point of contact across every location.
Punch, turnover & closeout
We self-punch first. Then final walkthrough, standardized per-store turnover package, attic stock, warranty letters, and final lien waivers.
Send us the plans. We'll send you a bid you can level.
Bid invitations, ITBs, and program inquiries all come to the same place — and get a response within one business day.