Tier 01
Single-Room Refresh
$30K–$55K
One exam or treatment room — new flooring, fixtures, paint, light MEP.
Best fit
Refreshing one room without disrupting the rest of the practice.
Example
Single dental operatory update: ~$42,000
Medical · Dental · Healthcare
Renovate without closing the practice.
Exam room updates, sterilization area builds, ADA path improvements, and full practice renovations across DFW and East Texas. After-hours and weekend phasing so you don’t miss a clinic day — $30K to $200K depending on room count and specialty MEP scope.
Zero patient-day closures · Vendor cutsheet coordination · Written scope first
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No deposit until you approve the scope in writing.
Tell us room count + practice constraints
Get my medical renovation quote
Room count, specialty MEP needs, practice hours — written scope back within 5 business days.
Three Price Bands
Medical & dental renovation pricing in DFW
Bands cover labor, materials, permits, inspections, project management, and standard MEP. Specialty equipment (dental chairs, x-ray, imaging) and brand-specific FF&E are separate line items called out in writing.
Tier 02
Multi-Room Update
$55K–$85K
3–5 exam rooms, reception refresh, sterilization area, ADA path improvements.
Best fit
Practice mid-life refresh, sterilization area modernization, ADA compliance.
Example
4 exam rooms + reception: ~$72,000
Tier 03
Full Practice Renovation
$85K–$200K
Whole-suite — specialty MEP, full sterilization build, ADA, premium finishes.
Best fit
New-location build-out, full practice modernization, change of specialty.
Example
6-operatory dental + sterilization + reception: ~$165,000
What Drives the Final Number
Up and down — the honest answer.
Pushes price up
- Specialty MEP (compressed air, vacuum, medical gas, dental amalgam separator)
- After-hours / weekend phasing in an active practice (30–50% schedule premium)
- X-ray room lead shielding or imaging vendor coordination
- ADA path scope discovered during site walk (turning radius, door widths, restroom)
- Premium patient-facing finishes (real stone reception, custom millwork, branded waiting area)
- Landlord-imposed building rules (after-hours freight, MEP shutdowns)
Keeps price down
- Keep existing operatory layout — chair count, MEP locations as-is
- Standard medical-spec LVP + paint + ACT ceiling
- Weekend-only phasing if the practice can flex Saturday hours
- Walk the space with us early — specialty vendor cutsheets locked before mobilize
- Defer ADA scope if it's outside the renovation footprint (separate phase)
Project Proof
Real DFW medical projects, delivered without closing
McKinney, TX
Medical Office Waiting Room Rebuild
Full front-of-house rebuild for a McKinney medical practice — the patient-facing waiting room and reception area. Demo of the existing finishes, new flooring, paint, reception millwork, and lighting reset. Patient experience zone delivered as a complete refresh under one contract.
Timeline:
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Longview, TX
Office Restrooms & Break Room — Gut & Remodel
Full gut-and-remodel of two office restrooms and the staff break room inside an active professional-services tenant space in Longview. Demo of existing finishes, plumbing rough-in coordination, new tile, fixtures, millwork, and finish work across all three rooms.
Timeline:
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Frequently asked
How much does a medical office renovation cost in DFW?
Three typical bands: $30K–$55K for a single-room exam or treatment room refresh, $55K–$85K for a 3–5 room practice update (reception, sterilization, ADA), and $85K–$200K for a full-suite practice renovation with specialty MEP. Final number depends on room count, specialty MEP scope (compressed air, vacuum, medical gas), and finish package.
Can you work in an active medical practice without closing it?
Yes — this is one of our most common scopes. We sequence work for after-hours (typically 6 PM–6 AM) and weekends, use dust-containment systems, and maintain patient-facing wayfinding throughout. We've delivered medical office refreshes with zero missed clinic days — that's the case study we're most proud of.
What about dental-specific scope?
Dental adds compressed air rough-in, vacuum lines, ADA-compliant operatory access, x-ray room shielding (where applicable), and tighter HVAC requirements. We've handled dental operatory updates and full multi-operatory practice renovations. Plan on $40K–$80K per operatory depending on whether plumbing is new or rerouted.
Do you coordinate with our equipment vendor?
Yes. Dental chair, x-ray, sterilization equipment, and medical-imaging vendors need specific power, plumbing, and rough-in. We coordinate cutsheets with your vendor pre-build so we don't rough-in to the wrong elevation or amperage. Vendor coordination is part of the PM scope, not a change order.
What about HIPAA compliance during construction?
We secure dust-containment partitions to protect patient-facing areas, restrict crew access to construction zones, and coordinate timing so PHI areas (charts, computers, imaging) are protected during work. Most practices also use the renovation window to retire old paper records — we can sequence around shredding-vendor visits if needed.
How long does a medical office renovation take?
Single-room refresh: 2–3 weeks. Multi-room update: 5–8 weeks. Full practice renovation: 8–14 weeks. After-hours phasing on occupied practices typically adds 30–50% schedule time vs unoccupied. We give you a real schedule before you sign.
Get a written quote for your medical or dental renovation
Tell us room count, specialty MEP needs, and practice hours. We'll walk the suite, coordinate with your equipment vendor, and return an itemized scope within 5 business days — no deposit until you approve it.