Category A fit outs generally involve the basic finishings of a space (like electrical distribution, mechanical services, raised floors, suspended ceilings, etc.) that make it habitable, while Category B fit outs are the complete finishing including office partitions, furniture, branding, and all the elements that make the space ready for immediate use.

The duration of a fit out can vary widely depending on the size and complexity of the project, but a typical office fitout might take anywhere from several weeks to several months.

Costs can range significantly based on the scope, quality of materials, and location. It's best to get a detailed quote from a fit out company that can consider all the specifics of your project.

In most cases, yes, especially if the fit out involves structural changes or significant electrical or plumbing work. Your fit out contractor can usually handle permit applications.

This depends on the extent of the fit out. For minor renovations, it may be possible to continue working in the space, but for major fit outs, it might be necessary to arrange for a temporary relocation.

Work with your design team to select sustainable materials, energy-efficient appliances and lighting, and consider the environmental impact of your fit out from design to disposal.

Look for experience, a portfolio of completed projects, positive client testimonials, transparent cost estimates, and a comprehensive service offering that includes project management.

Begin by defining your needs, budget, and timeline. Then, approach fitout companies to discuss your project, get quotes, and establish a plan of action.