Medical · Dallas, Texas
Medical construction in Dallas
In Dallas, Structures and Interiors, Inc. finished out the office of Dr. John Burns on North Central Expressway and the Texas Centers for Infectious Disease Associates clinic on Worth Street.
Medical projects in and near Dallas
Both Dallas projects are physician offices finished out in existing buildings. In the surrounding cities we built Town Oak Medical Center in Irving, Dr. Mac's Pediatric & Allergy in Coppell, and the Texas Digestive Disease Consultants clinic in Sunnyvale.
Building in Dallas
A medical office in Dallas is often a suite in a multi-tenant building, and the building sets many of the terms. In a building like that, materials often come up by elevator, loud work is limited to certain hours, and other tenants keep working around us. We plan the sequence of the job around those limits before we start, so the landlord and the neighbors know what to expect.
Finishes matter in this kind of work. A private practice office is judged by its patients as soon as they walk in, so millwork, lighting, and flooring have to be right, and long-lead items have to be ordered early enough to arrive on time.
Dallas reviews plans and inspects work through its own offices, with its own process, distinct from Fort Worth and the suburbs. A build-out needs a building permit and a certificate of occupancy, and most projects also need the state accessibility review. See how building permits work for a medical or dental office for the full sequence. Our Dallas medical work has been tenant finish-outs, and S&I also builds new medical buildings from the ground up, such as Fort Worth Heart North Clinic. S&I puts the landlord, city, and state approvals on one schedule at the start of the job.
Common questions
Has Structures and Interiors built medical offices in Dallas?
Yes. We finished out the office of Dr. John Burns on North Central Expressway and the Texas Centers for Infectious Disease Associates clinic on Worth Street. In the surrounding cities we have medical work in Irving, Coppell, and Sunnyvale.
What changes when a medical suite is in a multi-tenant building?
The building sets many of the terms. Materials often come up by elevator, loud work may be limited to certain hours, and other tenants keep working around the job. The sequence of the work is planned around those limits before it starts, so the landlord and the neighbors know what to expect.
Why order finishes early on a private practice office?
Patients judge a private practice as soon as they walk in, so the millwork, lighting, and flooring have to be right. Some of those items take a long time to arrive, and ordering them early keeps them from setting the opening date.
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