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Get your free venue masterplanning call 👉 https://epicvisionpm.com.au/contact/ Most venue owners think they need to shut down to renovate. They budget for revenue to drop. They delay the build because the timing never feels right. But the order you build is everything, and the venues that get it wrong don't just lose money during construction. They never fully recover. In this episode, Brad and James break down exactly how to stage a hospitality renovation, what to build first, why capacity always comes before aesthetics, and how to keep the money flowing the entire time. This episode covers: ◼️ Why your masterplan determines whether your renovation makes or costs you millions ◼️ The first thing high-performing venues build before anything else (it's not what you think) ◼️ Why renovating while open can actually increase revenue, not kill it ◼️ The toilet strategy that turned a struggling venue into one of the busiest in its area ◼️ How to design for peak periods so your labor costs don't blow out during quiet ones Timestamps 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:00:35 Why a Master Plan Is the Foundation of Every Renovation 00:01:07 Budgets, Boards, and Appetite for Risk 00:02:41 What to Build First: Car Parks, Kitchens, and Capacity 00:05:00 How Staging Keeps Revenue Flowing During Construction 00:06:32 The Dreamworld Car Park That Changed Everything 00:09:09 Designing for Peak Periods Without Blowing Labor Costs 00:10:25 A Real Staged Fitout That Worked From Start to Finish 00:12:33 Why Toilets Are One of the Highest-ROI Investments in Any Venue 00:13:50 Being Known for Something: The Secret to Venues That Win Take the Next Step Follow Epic Vision Project Management Instagram:   / epicvisionpm   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... Website: https://epicvisionpm.com.au/ Disclaimer This content is general information only and does not constitute professional project management, legal, financial, or construction advice. Every venue and project is different, consult a licensed project manager, builder, or relevant professional before making decisions about your own renovation or build.