Commercial Property Services · Chittenden County, Vermont
Commercial Building Repairs, Improvements & Maintenance
Organized building work for facility managers, property owners, businesses, nonprofits and multifamily properties — repairs, improvements and ongoing upkeep, with qualified licensed and insured trade partners coordinated when specialty work is required.
Select residential projects considered case by case. Residential work
Three ways Benson supports commercial properties
The work that sits between a handyman call and a full general contractor: organized, documented and managed from request to closeout.
Facility Repairs & Small Improvements
Doors and hardware, walls and finishes, flooring, wall protection, fixtures and the practical building issues that pile up on a punch list.
See commercial repair workTenant Spaces, Turnovers & Renovations
Space refreshes, tenant turnover work, common areas and coordinated improvements handled as one organized scope with documented communication.
See tenant and turnover workOngoing Maintenance & Project Coordination
Planned upkeep, recurring property needs, walkthroughs and coordination of qualified licensed and insured trade partners where specialty work is required.
Discuss ongoing support
Regulated specialty work — including electrical, plumbing and HVAC — is coordinated through qualified licensed and insured trade partners. Benson does not self-perform regulated trade work.
Building issues that affect appearance, function and operations.
Practical upgrades to spaces, finishes and building components.
Planned upkeep and recurring property needs.
Written scopes, photos and clear records of the work.
Qualified licensed, insured partners for specialty work.
What type of property can we help with?
How a commercial project starts
Three steps- 1
Share the property, scope and photos
Send the building, the location and what you need addressed. Photos and documents help clarify the condition up front.
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Benson reviews fit and arranges the next step
Every request is reviewed for fit with current services, schedule and service area, then a conversation or walkthrough is arranged.
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Receive a clear scope, plan and coordination
Work proceeds from a written scope with documented communication, and qualified trade partners coordinated where specialty work is required.
See the full commercial process, first contact to closeout →
Founder's Facilities & Project Experience
Examples of commercial facility work completed in the founder's prior facilities and project role, not under a Benson Building Services contract. Descriptions cover visible scope only.
Cedar Entrance Facade
South Burlington, VT commercial fitness facility
Cedar-clad entryway with black steel trim and an integrated lit signage panel.
Visible scope: cedar cladding, black steel trim and signage integration at a high-visibility entry.
Commercial Restroom Renovation
South Burlington, VT commercial fitness facility
Before and after — new partitions, floating vanity, LED mirror and LVT flooring.
Visible scope: stall partitions, floating vanity, backlit mirror and wood-look LVT flooring.
Exterior Entry Reconstruction
South Burlington, VT commercial fitness facility
Entrance canopy, cedar cladding and dark metal panel integration on the main approach.
Visible scope: entrance canopy, cedar cladding and dark metal exterior panel integration.
Cedar Hydration Alcove
South Burlington, VT commercial fitness facility
Cedar shiplap alcove with floating shelves, hooks and a commercial bottle-filling station.
Visible scope: cedar shiplap alcove, floating shelves with hooks and a stainless bottle-filling station.
Have a commercial property need?
Share the property, scope and photos — every request is reviewed for fit.
Requests are reviewed for property type, scope and fit before anything is scheduled
Work defined in writing, with changes documented rather than assumed
Burlington, South Burlington, Essex, Williston, Colchester, Winooski, Shelburne, Milton
Regulated specialty work coordinated through licensed, insured trade partners