The regulated part
Five Things That Make This Different
Licensure and plan review, infection control, medical gas, life safety, and working in a facility that never closes.
Tell us the space, the specialty, and whether the facility will be licensed. Those three answers decide almost everything else.
Licensed?
The first question, because it changes the whole project
ICRA
Containment built and monitored, not just described
Occupied
Clinics keep seeing patients while we work
Licensed
General contractor, licensed in the state of Florida
5 the regulated part
General information. Your design team and the licensing agency decide what applies.
Licensure & Plan Review
Some healthcare spaces are licensed facilities reviewed by the state. Some are commercial tenant buildouts. The difference decides the cost, the schedule and the standard.
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Infection Control & ICRA
Construction in or near a healthcare space releases dust, and dust carries organisms that matter to people who are already unwell. Containment is a built assembly with a measurable performance.
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Medical Gas
Medical gas piping looks like plumbing and is governed by an entirely separate regime of qualification, installation and independent verification.
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Life Safety & ILSM
Building work interrupts alarms, sprinklers, exits and smoke compartments. In an occupied healthcare facility every one of those interruptions has to be planned and compensated for.
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Working in a Live Facility
Most healthcare construction happens in a building that is still seeing patients, which makes coordination the largest part of the job.
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Next step
Find out what is actually wrong with it.
An inspection, photographs of what we found, and a written scope. If the honest answer is that it can wait another season, that is the answer you will get.