Salon or med-spa refresh, second-generation
$40 to $80/SF
A salon or spa updated with the wash stations and plumbing left where they are.
Real Standards · 2026
Salon and med-spa work splits on plumbing. Moving water to new wash or treatment stations is what separates a refresh from a build-out, and it is the first thing we check on the walk.
Refresh
$40 to $80/SF
plumbing stays put
From cold shell
$110 to $160/SF
stations + treatment rooms
Rated 5.0 on Google$1M GL + $1M Umbrella1-year workmanship warranty

Salon and med-spa build-outs have no published starting price: each one is scoped and priced per project after a site walk, lump sum from a written scope before any deposit, and the ranges on this page are for budgeting. The price includes labor, materials listed in the written scope, permits and standard city inspections, project management, mobilization, protection of adjacent areas, cleanup and one-year workmanship warranty. Scope, the condition of the space and the schedule move the number more than square footage does.
Updated
Salon & Med-Spa
$40 to $80/SF
A salon or spa updated with the wash stations and plumbing left where they are.
$110 to $160/SF
Every system built from scratch: this is the tier the Mesquite salon contract sits at.
All i30 Builders full-project prices include normal mobilization, ordinary protection of adjacent areas, labor, standard materials listed in the scope, permits and standard city inspections, project coordination, normal cleanup, and a one-year workmanship warranty on the listed scope.Every job in this category is custom, so these are budgeting standards rather than quotes. Landlord fees, FF&E, equipment, and specialty inspections are separate line items called out explicitly in the written scope.
What Drives the Final Number
Pushes price up
Keeps price down
Common Cost Questions
Salon or med-spa refresh, second-generation $40 to $80/SF. Salon or med-spa from a cold dark shell $110 to $160/SF. Med-spa work sits in the cold-shell range rather than carrying its own tier: treatment rooms, specialty plumbing and IPL-ready electrical move a salon number the same way extra wash stations do, and the range is wide enough to hold both. Permits and standard city inspections are in the range; salon and treatment equipment, design and engineering, and landlord fees are priced separately and named in the written scope.
Because it is plumbing, not furniture. New wash or treatment stations need supply and drain lines run to a slab that was not planned for them, which can mean cutting and repouring concrete plus rerouting under-slab drainage. Keeping stations where the plumbing already runs is the single biggest saving available on a salon scope.
Yes. We phase after hours, contain dust, clean up and reset nightly, and hand the floor back ready for the next day's bookings. Occupied work carries a multiplier for the protection and reset, and it appears as its own line in the scope.
Yes. Med-spa treatment rooms carry dedicated electrical for equipment, more demanding ventilation, and finish requirements a styling floor does not, which is why they price above a standard salon build-out.
Yes, written scope, locked at signing. Change orders happen only if you request a scope change, and they are priced and approved in writing first. Hidden conditions behind walls are excluded by default and surfaced as change orders if found.
All i30 Builders full-project prices include normal mobilization, ordinary protection of adjacent areas, labor, standard materials listed in the scope, permits and standard city inspections, project coordination, normal cleanup, and a one-year workmanship warranty on the listed scope.
Recent Work
Keep reading
Tell us the square footage, whether the space is second-generation or raw, and your target opening date. Free site visit; written scope back within 5 business days.
indicates a required field