Medical.

Ground-up and tenant improvement medical office. Multi-tenant medical buildings with mixed practice types — primary care, specialty, imaging, and lab. Common in suburban medical districts.

Outpatient surgical facilities. Procedure rooms, sterile processing, pre-op and recovery, mechanical/electrical redundancy. Higher code compliance overhead than standard medical.

MRI, CT, X-ray, and ultrasound facilities. Shielding coordination, equipment installation interface, and mechanical scope for high-power imaging suites.

Dental practices, orthodontics, oral surgery, and specialty care. Plumbing for chair stations, sterilization scope, and finish standards typical of patient-facing practice space.

Medical TI in existing buildings. Practice relocation, expansion, or rebranding. Lease-driven schedules, occupied-building coordination, and tight permit calendars.

Medical office buildings, ambulatory surgery centers, imaging centers, dental and specialty practices, and tenant improvement. From boutique TI through ground-up MOB delivery.

Yes. TDLR (Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation), ADA, and infection-control compliance are standard on every medical project. We coordinate the inspections list as part of our schedule from day one.

Yes. We sequence work with infection-control risk assessment (ICRA) protocols, after-hours scheduling, and surface protection. Standard on expansion and renovation projects alongside live clinical operations.

Yes. Shielding coordination, equipment installation interface, and mechanical scope for MRI, CT, X-ray, and ultrasound suites are part of our imaging-center delivery.

Range from boutique TI (1,500–5,000 SF) through full MOB delivery (15,000–50,000+ SF). ASCs and imaging centers fall in the middle of that range.