Dental construction in Keller

Keller sits between Southlake and the fast-growing north side of Fort Worth, and a practice here often draws patients from both. Our two Keller projects are on different roads, each with its own setting: North Main Street is the old highway through the middle of town, and Keller Parkway is the main east and west route. We build new dental buildings from the ground up and also finish out and renovate suites in existing centers, and Keller has one of each.

Where the office sits decides which approvals it needs. A suite in an existing center needs a building permit and a certificate of occupancy. A freestanding building needs a plat, a site plan, and then the building permit, and the look of the building may be reviewed as part of the site plan. Our permit guide covers what each review asks for. Near a city line, the first thing we check is which city the address is actually in, because that sets the rules and the fees. On North Tarrant Parkway, for example, addresses carry a Keller mailing address but sit inside Fort Worth city limits.

S&I maps these approvals at the start and keeps them on the same schedule as design and construction.