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5 Primary Cost Drivers of Your Dental Office Construction Project

5 Primary Cost Drivers of Your Dental Office Construction Project
 By understanding these key factors, you can better plan and allocate resources to ensure the success of your dental office construction project.

When embarking on a dental office construction project, it is crucial to identify the primary cost drivers that will impact the overall budget and timeline of the project. By understanding these key factors, you can better plan and allocate resources to ensure the success of your project.

 "New School" Approach to "Know Your Building"


The primary process we employ to deliver on your vision starts with a "new school" approach we call "Know Your Building" (KYB). KYB starts with doing homework up front in a detail-oriented fashion to identify the primary cost drivers of your new construction or dental office renovation project before signing to lease or buy. It involves researching building infrastructure, jurisdictions, selecting the right subcontractors.


Evaluate Feasibility, Avoid Speed Bumps & Financial Pitfalls


The sum total of these cost drivers provides Norwest Clients a preliminary project total to evaluate feasibility, avoid speed bumps, financial pitfalls and arrive at your destination faster while protecting you from mistakes and added cost.


5 Cost Drivers to Consider for Your Dental Office Project:


1.       Location & Labor: 

The location of your dental office will significantly impact construction costs. Urban areas may have higher land and labor costs compared to rural areas.


2.       Size & Scope: 

The size and scope of your dental office will directly influence construction costs. Larger offices with more complex designs will require more resources and materials.


3.       Materials & Finishes: 

The choice of materials and finishes used in your dental office construction will affect costs. High-end materials and finishes will increase expenses.


4.       Equipment & Technology:

 Incorporating advanced equipment and technology into your dental office will add to construction costs. It is essential to budget for these specialized requirements.


5.       Permits & Regulations: 

Compliance with building codes, permits, and regulations can impact construction costs. It is important to factor in these requirements from the beginning.


Develop a Comprehensive Budget & Construction Plan for Your Dental Office Project

By carefully analyzing and understanding these primary cost drivers, you can develop a comprehensive budget and construction plan for your dental office project. This proactive approach will help you effectively manage costs and ensure the successful completion of your construction project.

Norwest Contractors offers integrated design and construction services with expertise in the dental, medical and veterinary categories. We are headquartered in Portland, OR and support clients throughout the Pacific Northwest region.

 

 

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