Three kinds of rooms, built by people who read the equipment sheets.
We work for the people who use the room and the facility teams who support them. Each sector below lists what we build, who we coordinate with and what we need from you to start.
Healthcare and dental
Rooms we build
- General radiography and CBCT rooms
- Minor procedure and exam rooms
- Dental operatories and sterilization centers
- Clean and soiled utility rooms
What we coordinate
- Shielding report from your qualified physicist
- Imaging vendor site-prep drawings
- Medical gas by licensed installer
- Infection control during construction
To start, send: Equipment list with model sheets, current floor plan, clinic hours and which rooms must stay open.
Research and teaching labs
Rooms we build
- Wet chemistry and biology labs
- Dry labs and instrument rooms
- Tissue culture rooms
- Lab support and glass wash
What we coordinate
- Fume hood and biosafety cabinet vendors
- Test and balance contractor
- Your EHS officer on eyewash, showers and waste
- Building exhaust capacity
To start, send: Hood and bench counts, chemical use summary from EHS, existing mechanical drawings and move-in date.
Corporate IT and telecom
Rooms we build
- Server and computer rooms
- MDF and IDF closets
- UPS and battery rooms
- Network operations rooms
What we coordinate
- Your IT team on shutdown windows
- Cooling equipment and clean-agent suppression vendors
- Cabling contractor
- Utility and building electrical capacity
To start, send: Rack count and kW per rack, current one-line diagram if available, and allowed outage windows.
Codes we build to
- 2020 Minnesota Building Code (based on the 2018 IBC), the current adopted edition
- 2020 Minnesota Accessibility Code and Conservation Code for Existing Buildings
- 2024 Minnesota Energy Code, commercial provisions per ASHRAE 90.1-2019
- 2026 National Electrical Code for electrical permits filed on or after August 17, 2026
The 2026 Minnesota State Building Code is in development. We check the edition in force at the date of permit for every project.
Work we don't take on
- New buildings and additions from the ground up
- Building exteriors, roofs and windows
- Houses and 1–4 unit residential work
- Full-floor office tenant improvements without a technical room in scope
Keeping the scope narrow is how we keep our pricing and schedules accurate.