Studio refresh
$40 to $80/SF
An existing studio updated on its current layout.
Real Standards · 2026
Fitness build-outs are cheap per square foot until water is involved. An open training floor is straightforward; showers and locker rooms move the scope into plumbing, drainage, and ventilation work that prices closer to medical.
Refresh
$40 to $80/SF
existing layout
Standard studio
$60 to $110/SF
open floor + reception
Wet areas
+$25,000 to $60,000
showers + lockers, added
Rated 5.0 on Google$1M GL + $1M Umbrella1-year workmanship warranty

Fitness studio build-outs have no published starting price: each one is scoped and priced per project after a site walk, lump sum from a written scope before any deposit, and the ranges on this page are for budgeting. The price includes labor, materials listed in the written scope, permits and standard city inspections, project management, mobilization, protection of adjacent areas, cleanup and one-year workmanship warranty. Scope, the condition of the space and the schedule move the number more than square footage does.
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Fitness Studio
$40 to $80/SF
An existing studio updated on its current layout.
$60 to $110/SF
An open training floor with reception and restrooms, built from a shell.
All i30 Builders full-project prices include normal mobilization, ordinary protection of adjacent areas, labor, standard materials listed in the scope, permits and standard city inspections, project coordination, normal cleanup, and a one-year workmanship warranty on the listed scope.Every job in this category is custom, so these are budgeting standards rather than quotes. Landlord fees, FF&E, equipment, and specialty inspections are separate line items called out explicitly in the written scope.
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Common Cost Questions
Studio refresh $40 to $80/SF. Fitness studio, open plan from shell $60 to $110/SF. Showers and locker rooms are an adder rather than a tier, $25,000 to $60,000, because drainage, waterproofing and ventilation do not scale with floor area. Permits and standard city inspections are in the range; FF&E, design and engineering, and landlord fees are priced separately and named in the written scope.
Because they add three trades at once: supply and drain plumbing, floor drainage that usually means cutting slab, and the ventilation wet areas require to pass inspection. A studio without wet areas is one of the cheaper commercial scopes per square foot. Adding them moves it closer to medical pricing.
On an upper floor, often yes. Free-weight areas and heavy equipment banks concentrate load in a way most office floors were not designed for. Ground-floor slab space usually avoids it entirely, which is worth knowing before you sign a lease upstairs.
Yes. We phase around your timetable, work after hours where the scope allows, and reset the floor nightly so classes run the next morning. That protection carries a multiplier and is stated as its own line in the scope.
Yes, written scope, locked at signing. Change orders happen only if you request a scope change, and they are priced and approved in writing first. Hidden conditions behind walls are excluded by default and surfaced as change orders if found.
All i30 Builders full-project prices include normal mobilization, ordinary protection of adjacent areas, labor, standard materials listed in the scope, permits and standard city inspections, project coordination, normal cleanup, and a one-year workmanship warranty on the listed scope.
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