Case Study · Commercial

Pediatric Clinic Build-Out

After: two exam rooms off a wood-look plank corridor, with dark stained door casings and base, a height and weight scale between the doors, and a lit sign on a green feature wall at the end of the hall.
Mansfield, TX

After: two exam rooms off a wood-look plank corridor, with dark stained door casings and base, a height and weight scale between the doors, and a lit sign on a green feature wall at the end of the hall.

Location
Mansfield, TX
Work
Tenant improvements, Commercial renovations

Rated 5.0 on Google$1M GL + $1M Umbrella1-year workmanship warranty

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Before: the ceiling opened up with conduit, junction boxes and data whips hanging, and the new partition layout chalked and taped out on the floor.
Mansfield, TXBefore: the ceiling opened up with conduit, junction boxes and data whips hanging, and the new partition layout chalked and taped out on the floor.

Scope of Work

Full interior build-out of a pediatric clinic in Mansfield, taken back to bare structure with the ceiling opened up, then rebuilt. Partition walls were framed to the taped floor layout, and MEP was coordinated and inspected overhead before anything closed up. Exam rooms and the corridor were finished in plank flooring with stained trim and doors, plus casework, lighting and interior signage.

Constraints Navigated

A working medical suite has to come back as a working medical suite. Exam room dimensions and door swings were fixed by how the practice runs, so the partition layout was chalked and taped on the slab and walked before a single stud went up rather than corrected after drywall. And the clinic kept operating: the build-out was worked around active clinic operations rather than a closure.

How the Work Ran

  • Demolition took the space back to bare structure and opened the ceiling.
  • The partition layout was chalked and taped on the floor and walked before a single stud went up.
  • Partitions were framed to the tape, in metal and wood studs.
  • Mechanical and electrical were rerun overhead, and the MEP rough-in was coordinated and inspected before anything closed up.
  • Then the finishes: plank flooring through the exam rooms and corridor, stained trim, base and solid-core doors, casework, lighting, and the signage and feature wall.
  • All of it was worked around a clinic that stayed in operation.

Materials Used

  • Metal and wood stud partitions
  • Coordinated MEP rough-in above ceiling
  • Luxury vinyl plank flooring
  • Stained trim, base and solid-core doors
  • Casework and millwork
  • Interior signage and feature wall

Outcome

Handed over as a finished clinic: exam rooms off a clean corridor, a height and weight station, and a lit signage wall at the end of the hall. The before frame is the honest version of this work, ceiling open with conduit and data whips hanging and the layout still in tape on the floor. Most contractors only show the second photo.