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Starting a small business? Need to finish out or remodel a commercial space? Listen to what our clients have to say about how NorthStar Commercial Interiors helped them through the tenant improvement process.
Most projects here have two films: a walkthrough shot while the space is still framing and drywall, and the reveal on opening day. Watching them back to back is the closest thing to standing in the suite yourself.
Aleaf Insurance, Frisco
A family-owned insurance agency with 20 employees outgrows its office. NorthStar builds out a 3,000 sq ft shell in Frisco with ten offices, a conference room and an open area for twelve agents.
Calibrate Pilates Studio, McKinney
An empty shell space in Stonebridge Ranch becomes a Pilates studio: HVAC, plumbing, electrical, walls, bathrooms, flooring and lighting, with a November 2026 opening.
Happy Ski School, Plano
Lewis Anderson walks Jeff through the two dry-slope mountains going into a Plano warehouse: a beginner hill for learning to turn and stop, and a steeper one with rails and jumps.
Happy Ski School, Plano
The ski school is open. Lewis explains the forty-minute private lessons and what four of them do for your first run of the season, with Jeff taking a lesson himself.
The Back Nine Golf, Denton
James Price describes the membership-based indoor golf simulator going into a Denton shopping center, with public tee times during set hours and a December opening.
The Back Nine Golf, Denton
Opening week on Teasley Lane: sixty-three courses on Full Swing simulators, ball and club data on every shot, and founding memberships still open.
The Society Salon, Melissa
Ashlee Palma, twenty years in the industry, describes the salon taking shape on McKinney Street: cuts, color, extensions, lashes, and a target of mid-October.
The Society Salon, Melissa
Ashlee’s first construction project, finished and open. She talks about being kept on budget and whether she would go through it with the same contractor again.
Empower 35 Fitness, Frisco
Jenny Crane explains the name: thirty-five minute group training sessions, plus personal training and recovery options, opening in Frisco in August.
Empower 35 Fitness, Frisco
Opening day just off the Frisco rail yard. Four classes were done before ten in the morning, and Jenny talks about what the build was like from a first-time owner’s side.
Augment Wellness, Frisco
Silvia Gerfen bought a recovery franchise built on compression therapy and other holistic technology. She walks the Stonebrook Parkway space and explains what each service does.
Augment Wellness, Frisco
The recovery studio is open in Frisco: infrared sauna, red light therapy, cold plunge, compression therapy, brain tap meditation, and a hyperbaric chamber.
Professional Black Belt Academy, Melissa
Alan Ellen II describes the academy coming to Melissa: training for kids, teens, and adults, and an after-school leadership program that includes pickup from school.
Professional Black Belt Academy, Melissa
A textbook shell space finish-out. Exterior walls, foundation, and roof were all that existed; the plumbing, electrical, HVAC, lighting, and training floor all came after.
Kumon Learning Center, Melissa
Sunita Antony left a corporate career to open a Kumon center in Melissa, after watching what the program did for her own child’s schoolwork.
Kumon Learning Center, Melissa
Sunita and Vijay Antony made the referral calls before they hired anyone. Here is what they found, and how their first franchise build-out went.
Kumon Learning Center, Celina
Val explains how Kumon walks children ages three to fifteen through math and reading at their own pace, ahead of the Celina center opening.
Kumon Learning Center, Celina
Ten weeks of construction from start to open. The Celina center is enrolling students, and the film walks the finished rooms.
Kernetics Wellness Center, Little Elm
A back injury in college sent Dr. Marilyn Yates to a chiropractor and redirected her career. She is bringing that practice to Little Elm.
Kernetics Wellness Center, Little Elm
Grand opening in Little Elm: chiropractic care, active rehabilitation, x-rays, and back pain treatment, with hours built around working families.
My Gym Kids Fitness, Allen
Demo day at My Gym in Allen, a kids’ fitness center for ages three months to ten years, with classes, camps, and birthday parties to come.
Professional Black Belt Academy, Prosper
A short refresh at the Prosper academy rather than a rebuild: fresh paint and new flooring, enough to change how the room reads.
Building Bridges Through Communication
Megan Shull’s therapy practice is moving into a second-generation space in Frisco: new flooring, fresh paint, new lighting, and dedicated treatment areas.
Building Bridges Through Communication
The practice outgrew its space. Megan Shull talks about the suite she found, the makeover it needed, and what her adult patients needed it to be.
Kung Fu Academy of North Texas
Demo day, with owners Cory, Mallory, Chase, and Chloe swinging the hammers themselves rather than watching from the parking lot.
Kung Fu Academy of North Texas
Cory and Mallory Gilbert wanted martial arts, fitness, and mobility training under one roof. This is the finished second-generation remodel, in their words.
Rockstar Martial Arts
The previous tenant was a dental office, so opening up a training floor in North Frisco starts with taking most of the old build-out back out.
Shell Space Finish-Out, Frisco
Prasad Challa bought an office condo that was nothing but studs, interviewed several general contractors, and describes the finish-out from the buyer’s side.
Melissa Eye Associates, Melissa
What a commercial finish-out actually involves, explained through a medical office: a shell building with exterior walls only, finished out into exam rooms and offices.
Wild Birds Unlimited, Frisco
Aimee, opening her first business, on what she looked for in a contractor: clear communication and guidance mattered as much as the technical work.
NorthStar Commercial Interiors
The introduction film for owners opening a first or next location, and the challenges that tend to catch them out along the way.
NorthStar Commercial Interiors
A short overview of the work: what a Collin County small business owner is taking on when they sign for a space, and where NorthStar picks it up.
Steps and timelines
The steps and timelines behind a build-out, aimed at owners and medical practitioners trying to plan around a construction schedule.
Prosper, TX
A look back at 2022 and at Prosper, one of the fastest-growing towns in North Texas and home to more than a hundred businesses.
Rockstar Martial Arts, Frisco
Rockstar Martial Arts on the move into a former dental office in Frisco, and what came out of the space before the training floor could go in.
Professional Black Belt Academy, Celina
Bruce and Renee Newman saw what the academy did for their own kids, then bought the franchise. Celina is the first of four locations they have taken on.
Professional Black Belt Academy, Princeton
The building was a concrete bank branch with no attic space. Opening it up for a training floor meant steel beams for the roof and services run along the ceiling.
Karate for Kids, Allen
Demo day in Allen, where two old retail spaces are being combined into one karate studio.
Kids United, Plano
Kids United is open on the Plano side of 121, an early development soccer program for children from eighteen months to ten years.
Wild Birds Unlimited, Frisco
A first-time owner at Wild Birds Unlimited in Frisco, on how she chose a general contractor and how the remodel went once she had.
Mistake #1, short cut
The short cut of the first episode in the series: why doing the finish-out yourself is the most expensive way to save money.
Pre-construction steps
The pre-construction sequence before a shovel moves: the site visit, defining how the space has to serve clients and staff, and the timelines each step actually takes.
Video Series
The project films show what a finish-out looks like. This series covers the decisions made months earlier, before the lease is signed, that determine what the finish-out will cost.
Jeff walks the suite with you, talks through what the space needs, and gives you a plan you can budget against.