Should work (i.e. noise) on an adjacent unit be included in an office space lease?
Have owned and leased only 1 property to a reliable tenant for about 10 years (detached garage and Lot for a landscaping company). There is a small house on the property that must be used commercially that has an office space on the lower floor, and a roughed-in "studio" apartment on the 2nd floor (2 units with separate external entrances).

I have almost finished the remodeling of the office space and will be leasing it to the landscaping company for their office space starting Jan 1.

Now that I have completed the remodeling of the office space, I want to work on the apartment, however they will be using the office space while I'm doing this. I know there will be a lot of noise above their offices as we work on the apartment.

Should I put something about us working on the apartment in the new lease we're working on for the office space due to the noise and possible annoyances this could cause?
[{"id": "it8247h", "text": "It should be governed by reasonability. It\u2019s reasonable for any tenant to assume that in a multi-unit complex of any nature that the property will require improvements from time to time. As a landlord, you do have an obligation to not unreasonably interfere with your tenant\u2019s right to occupy and use the property that they are leasing from you.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "it8nx8f", "text": "While I don\u2019t think it\u2019s necessary, I\u2019m always in favor of overkill special provisions in lease documents calling out these sort of specific instances that you know could be an issue in the future. Just to be clear and so there\u2019s no arguing down the road. Also just discussing it as part of the lease lets the office tenant know what to expect/should bring out potential concerns now that can be addressed.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}, {"id": "it8pe2l", "text": "Communication is key. Tell them you're going to be working upstairs, maybe half rent for the  renovtion window would make it all better.", "replies": [], "depth": 1}]