Dental construction in Arlington

Arlington lies between Dallas and Fort Worth, and S&I has worked here for dentists, veterinarians, and an imaging group. Our veterinary projects here, like a dental office, call for careful plumbing and cleanable finishes, and they went through the same city review.

Much of Arlington was built out years ago, so a new dental office here is often a renovation of older space rather than a first-generation suite. Older buildings bring their own questions: whether the electrical service can carry the new equipment, whether the slab can be trenched for plumbing, and what is above the ceiling. We look into these before pricing, not after demolition.

A renovation or finish-out in Arlington needs a building permit, inspections, and a certificate of occupancy. Our guide to building permits for a medical or dental office walks through each step. A new building needs a plat and a site plan first. S&I does both kinds of work here: finish-outs and renovations such as Uptown Endodontics, and new buildings from the ground up such as Richter Animal Hospital in Arlington. S&I schedules those approvals from the start, along with the state accessibility review that Texas requires for most commercial projects.