Healthcare is the industry our specialized division was built for. Hospitals, surgical centers, dental offices, urgent care, and clinics all share one constraint. The work has to happen without putting patients, staff, or accreditation at risk. We are the only commercial restoration contractor in DFW with an on-staff epidemiologist, and on every healthcare project that epidemiologist reviews and signs the infection-control protocol before demolition begins.
What we do for healthcare clients
- ICRA Class I to IV barrier construction. Scoped to the risk level of the work and the patient population next to it.
- Occupied-facility construction and renovation. Phased, after-hours, and pressure-monitored so clinical operations never stop.
- Pre-construction risk assessment. ICRA and ILSM documentation your infection-control committee and the GC both need on file.
- Negative air, HEPA filtration, and anteroom design. For Class III and IV work where containment is the whole job.
- Joint Commission closeout documentation. The paperwork that survives a survey.
- Emergency restoration. Water, fire, and contamination response inside live clinical environments.
Why the epidemiologist matters
On most healthcare projects, the GC or facility sources infection-control oversight separately from the contractor doing the physical work. Two vendors, two contracts, a coordination gap. The epidemiologist who signs your protocol works for the same firm building the barriers. One contract, one point of accountability, and documentation that holds up if it is questioned later.
Related capabilities
See Infection Control, Healthcare Construction, and Decontamination.