A look at the healthcare spaces we've delivered across Arizona — and the step-by-step process we use to take every project from first walkthrough to patient-ready.
Real job-site photos from recent imaging, oncology, infusion, and medical office projects — from demolition and rough-in to the finished space. Select any photo to enlarge it.
Replacement of a PET/CT scanner inside an existing imaging department. We opened up the room, installed shielding, set the new equipment base, and coordinated delivery, rigging, and installation with the OEM — then finished the scan room, control room, and equipment room.
Photo timeline Demolition → Shielding → Room prep → Equipment base → Delivery → Installation → Complete
A full interior renovation of a urology clinic — demolition down to the structure, a new floor plan, underground electrical, and a new imaging suite — finished with a new reception area, corridors, clinical rooms, and accessible restrooms.
Photo timeline Demolition → Layout → Underground → Build-out → Equipment → Complete
Building out an infusion center inside a new, empty shell building — underground plumbing, vapor barrier and slab, metal-stud framing, and mechanical, electrical, and plumbing rough-in, coordinated stage by stage.
Photo timeline Shell → Underground → Vapor barrier → Slab → Framing → Rough-in
Interior build-out of an oncology clinic, shown at the drywall stage — clinical rooms, corridors, offices, and a reception area with a curved soffit, with moisture-resistant board in wet areas.
Photographed at Drywall stage
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Healthcare projects run on fixed dates — equipment deliveries, inspections, and go-live. Our process is built backward from yours, with one accountable team the entire way.
We walk the space with you, review your clinical goals and equipment plans, and surface constraints early — existing conditions, utilities, access, and your target go-live date.
We coordinate with architects and engineers — including design-build partners OnPoint Architecture and Sequoia Trail Engineers — and bring the equipment OEM to the table from day one for shielding, structural, power, and cooling requirements.
We line up permits and inspections before work begins, and work with medical physicists on shielding design for LINAC vaults, PET/CT, and nuclear medicine spaces.
In occupied facilities, work starts with an infection-control risk assessment. Containment barriers, negative-air pressure, HEPA filtration, and phased or off-hours work keep care running.
Demolition, structural and shielding work, MEP, and finishes — managed by a single point of contact who keeps you informed and drives the schedule.
Delivery and rigging paths are planned before framing. We coordinate directly with GE HealthCare, Siemens Healthineers, Elekta, and Philips so the room and the equipment come together on time.
Final inspections, punch list, and a walkthrough with your team. We hand over a space that's ready for patients — and our maintenance division can keep it running after go-live.
Much of our work happens inside operating clinics and hospitals. These standards apply on every one of those projects.
Containment barriers, negative-air pressure, HEPA filtration, and dedicated pathways keep construction dust out of clinical spaces.
Work is sequenced so departments stay operational, with off-hours and weekend work scheduled around patient care.
Clear, constant communication with your facility staff — so everyone knows what's happening, where, and when.
Egress routes, utilities, and life-safety systems stay protected and functional throughout construction.
Tell us what you're building and when you need to be open — we'll walk you through the process and help you build it right.