Dental construction in Fort Worth

Fort Worth covers a very large area, and much of its new dental space is being built at the edges, where new neighborhoods are going in. All four of our projects here are outside downtown. Sites at the edges of the city are often new retail centers or pad sites, where the shell building, the parking, and the utilities are being finished while the dental office is being designed.

Fort Worth runs its own plan review and inspections, and they are not the same as those in Dallas or the surrounding suburbs. Forms, submittal steps, and inspection scheduling all differ from city to city, and a contractor who assumes otherwise loses time. A dental finish-out here needs a building permit and a certificate of occupancy. A freestanding office needs a plat and site approvals before the building permit. Our guide to building permits for a medical or dental office walks through each step. We build both new buildings from the ground up and finish-outs and renovations. Lustig & Young Orthodontics Park Vista, Bridget McAnthony, DDS Pediatric Dentistry, and Vista Ridge Dental are ground-up buildings.

S&I has also built medical space in Fort Worth, so the city's process is familiar to us. We put each approval on the schedule at the start and keep you posted as each one clears.