Dental construction in Southlake

Southlake is where our own team works every day, so a Southlake dental project is close to home for us. Our project managers are close to the job site, and we have gone back to the same building on East Southlake Boulevard for more than one dentist. Most of our Southlake dental work is finish-outs and renovations in existing buildings, and we also build new dental buildings here.

The approval path depends on the work. A finish-out in an existing building needs a building permit: the city reviews the plans, inspects the work as it goes, and issues a certificate of occupancy at the end. A new building or an addition adds earlier steps, usually a plat and a site plan, before the building permit. Our permit guide covers what each review asks for. Many Southlake offices are also in developments with an owner association or a landlord that reviews plans and signs.

S&I lays out these approvals at the start of the job, next to the design and equipment dates, so the opening date you plan around already accounts for them.