Assisted living, memory care, independent living, and continuing care retirement communities. Phased renovation for occupied senior communities. Licensing-aware discipline.
Dust containment, noise control, work-hour windows, and emergency-egress preservation designed around resident routines and medical fragility.
Texas HHSC requirements, CMS survey readiness, and fire code implications understood during preconstruction so renovation doesn't create deficiencies.
Unit turnover scheduling coordinated with community move-in operations. Vacant-unit gut-outs phased to avoid disrupting occupied neighbors.
Memory care wings require specialized work approach, routine preservation, minimized staff disruption, wayfinding continuity.
Multi-building CCRC projects require campus-wide master scheduling, independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing phased as interconnected operations.
Senior living renovation is occupied-building work with medically fragile residents. Dust, noise, and schedule disruption aren't construction inconveniences, they're health and safety events.
We deliver senior living construction across assisted living, memory care, independent living, continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs), and specialty senior care including skilled nursing and rehab facilities.
Occupied senior community work requires specialized discipline. Residents have routines, medications, and care schedules that construction cannot disrupt. Dust containment, noise management, work-hour windows, and emergency-access preservation are standard operating procedure, not adjustments requested mid-project.
Licensing and survey readiness shape construction decisions. Texas HHSC licensing requirements, CMS survey windows, and fire code modifications all intersect with renovation scope. We coordinate with community operations and licensing consultants so construction doesn't create survey deficiencies.
Yes. Most senior living renovation happens in occupied communities. Dust containment, noise control, work-hour coordination, and emergency-egress preservation are standard scope.
Assisted living, memory care, independent living, continuing care retirement communities, and specialty senior care including skilled nursing and rehab facilities.
Texas HHSC requirements and CMS survey implications reviewed during preconstruction. We coordinate with community operations and licensing consultants so construction doesn't create deficiencies.
Value-add renovations run 6-18 months depending on community size and phasing. Full-property repositioning runs 12-24 months. Unit turn phasing extends total calendar but reduces resident displacement.
Yes. Community operations, care staff, dining, activities, maintenance, are primary coordination partners. Weekly operations meetings, not just owner meetings, keep construction and care aligned.
