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Real Projects · 2026
Office work in DFW doesn’t fit a single $/SF formula — scope drives the number. Below are three real recent projects, with real prices, from a $7,800 paint-and-partition refresh up to a $62,000 restroom-and-break-room gut. Tell us your scope; we’ll come back with a written range against it.
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Recent Office Projects
Three real i30 office projects from the last year, with the actual price each client paid. Same labor pool, same scoping discipline, very different scopes — that’s why your number depends on the specifics, not the square footage.
Project 01 · Rowlett, TX
$7,800
1,100 SF · 3 days
Repaint walls and trim, build a new 12 LF partition wall, hang a door, install trim, lay carpet through the connected room. Occupied office; work sequenced around the tenant.
Project 02 · McKinney, TX
$38,000
Full waiting-room and reception rebuild for an active medical practice — demo, new flooring, paint, reception millwork, and a lighting reset. Clinical areas protected from dust; practice stayed open.
Project 03 · Longview, TX
$62,000
Gut and remodel of two office restrooms plus the staff break room inside an active professional-services tenant. Plumbing coordination, new tile and fixtures, break-room millwork — sequenced so the office always had at least one functional restroom on the floor.
Larger or specialty projects (full medical-grade TI, lab-grade MEP, executive finishes) run higher. Tell us your scope and we’ll come back with a real range — no $/SF guessing.
60-second scoping form
A real number depends on the specifics, not just square footage. Tick the scope items you need, add your square footage and timeline, and we’ll come back with a written range within 1 business day — no deposit until you approve the scope.
What Drives the Final Number
Pushes price up
Keeps price down
Project Proof
Rowlett, TX
1,100 SF Rowlett office — full repaint of the suite plus a new room added inside: framed and finished a 12 LF partition wall, hung a new door, ran trim, and laid carpet through the new room and its connection. Three trades sequenced into one tight window so the office could keep running.
Timeline: 3 days
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Longview, TX
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:
Read full case studyCommon Cost Questions
Real i30 office work spans a wide range because the price depends on scope, not square footage. Three recent examples: a 1,100 SF Rowlett office with paint, a new 12-foot partition, a door, trim, and carpet ran $7,800; a McKinney medical practice's front-of-house / waiting-room rebuild ran $38,000; a Longview gut-and-remodel of two office restrooms plus the staff break room ran $62,000. Larger or specialty projects (full medical-grade TI, lab-grade MEP) run higher — share your scope and we'll come back with a real range.
Because in our actual work it doesn't predict the number. A 1,100 SF light scope ran $7,800 (about $7/SF); a smaller-footprint restroom + break-room gut ran $62,000 (well into the $100+/SF range). The square footage isn't what's expensive — the scope is. We'd rather give you a real number against your actual scope than a $/SF estimate that misleads in either direction.
Five things consistently push the number up: (1) MEP rerouting — moving HVAC, plumbing, or electrical adds trade time; (2) after-hours work in occupied buildings; (3) specialty finishes (real stone, custom millwork, glass partitions); (4) compressed schedules that force overtime or larger crews; (5) ADA scope or code compliance work uncovered during the site walk.
Honest answers: pick a simple finish package (LVP + paint + standard ACT ceiling), keep MEP where it is when possible, give us a flexible schedule, and walk the space with us early so the scope is locked before we mobilize. Surprises mid-build are what push budgets up.
Yes — our scopes are itemized and the price is locked at signing. Change orders only happen if you request a scope change, and they're priced and approved in writing before work starts. No surprise overruns absorbed into the final invoice.
No. Site walks and the itemized scope are free. We don't ask for a deposit until you approve the scope in writing. Most site walks scheduled within 5 business days.
Labor, materials, permits, city inspections, and project management. Landlord-imposed fees (TI allowance reconciliation, building-rule compliance fees) and FF&E (furniture, fixtures, equipment) are typically separate line items — we call them out explicitly in the written scope so there are no hidden costs.
Tell us your space, target date, and the band you're working in. We'll walk the site and return an itemized scope within 5 business days — no deposit until you approve it.