Healthcare facilities built to strict compliance standards. Licensed, bonded, and insured general contractor delivering medical construction across Georgia and Florida since 2016.
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Every medical specialty has infrastructure requirements that generic office contractors miss. We build to clinical workflow — not just architectural drawings.
Operatory plumbing for wet/dry vacuum, compressed air, nitrous oxide. Lead-lined radiograph rooms. Sterilization areas with proper ventilation and instrument processing workflow. 4–12 operatory configurations.
High-throughput patient flow with separate triage, exam, and discharge zones. X-ray room shielding. Lab draw stations with bio-waste disposal. ADA-compliant restrooms with specimen pass-throughs.
Treatment rooms with dedicated electrical for laser and IPL equipment. Sterile procedure rooms for injectable treatments. Premium finishes that match your brand positioning — because your patients are also your clients.
Surgery suites with medical gas, recovery kennels with drainage, radiology rooms with lead shielding, and isolation wards with negative-pressure ventilation. Designed for animal flow, staff safety, and infection control.
Ophthalmology dark rooms, dermatology procedure suites, orthopedic casting areas, and ENT audiology booths. Specialized MEP systems matched to your clinical equipment specifications.
Operating rooms with laminar airflow, HEPA filtration, medical gas outlets, and surgical lighting power. Pre-op and recovery areas with patient monitoring infrastructure. Built to FGI Ambulatory Care standards.
"In medical construction, a system that doesn't work doesn't just inconvenience you — it can shut down your practice until it's fixed."
— Bowser Construction GroupOxygen, nitrous oxide, compressed air, and vacuum systems piped to operatory and procedure room outlets. Sizing per NFPA 99 with zone valves and alarm panels. Tested and certified before occupancy.
Lead-lined walls, floors, and ceilings for radiograph rooms, CT suites, and fluoroscopy. Shielding thickness calculated by a medical physicist based on equipment type, distance, and workload. Documentation provided for state inspection.
Negative-pressure isolation rooms, positive-pressure surgical suites, HEPA filtration, and minimum air change rates per FGI Guidelines. Temperature and humidity controls for medication storage and surgical environments.
Dental vacuum systems, compressed air lines, handpiece water lines, and amalgam separators. Central utility rooms with compressors and vacuum pumps sized to the number of simultaneous operatories. Backflow prevention on all medical water connections.
Dedicated circuits for medical imaging, laser equipment, and surgical lighting. Emergency power provisions per NEC Article 517. UPS systems for critical monitoring equipment. Isolated ground receptacles where required by equipment specifications.
Accessible exam rooms with transfer space, adjustable exam tables, accessible restrooms with grab bars and turning radius, and waiting area clearances. Path-of-travel compliance from parking through reception to every treatment space.
Medical build-outs command premium pricing because of specialized MEP systems, regulatory compliance, and infection control requirements that standard commercial builds don't require.
GA & FL markets. Equipment (FF&E) not included. Call (470) 230-3331 or email [email protected] for a project-specific estimate.
Share your practice type, equipment list, or operatory count. We'll assess the space, identify MEP requirements specific to your specialty, and deliver a line-item estimate — from demolition through final regulatory inspection.
Now scheduling medical projects in GA & FL.
Dental practice build-outs in Metro Atlanta and North Georgia run $350–$450/SF depending on operatory count, equipment specifications, and finish level. A 4-operatory practice in 2,000 SF typically runs $700K–$900K for construction. Equipment adds $150K–$400K+ depending on imaging and chair selection. BCG provides line-item estimates with every trade separated.
Georgia follows FGI Guidelines for Healthcare Facilities with state amendments — new FGI codes are being adopted April 2026. Medical gas systems follow NFPA 99. Georgia uses 2018 IBC with state amendments. Florida uses FBC 8th Edition. Both states require ADA compliance per 2010 Standards. Forsyth County and Orange County FL have different review processes and timelines.
Yes. Veterinary hospitals require surgery suites with medical gas, recovery kennels with drainage, radiology rooms with lead shielding, and isolation wards with negative-pressure ventilation. We build to the unique requirements of animal care facilities across Georgia and Florida — including specialized flooring, drainage, and sound isolation between treatment areas.
Standard physician office: 10–14 weeks. Dental with operatory plumbing and medical gas: 12–16 weeks. Urgent care or surgery center: 16–22 weeks. Permitting adds 3–8 weeks depending on jurisdiction and whether Georgia Office of Health Planning review is required. We build realistic schedules around regulatory review timelines for your specific project type and location.
Yes. Many medical practices lease space in professional office buildings and convert to clinical use. This requires plumbing additions for operatories and sinks, electrical upgrades for imaging equipment, HVAC modifications for air quality requirements, and radiation shielding if applicable. We assess the gap between what exists and what your specialty needs during our pre-lease walkthrough.
Georgia: Metro Atlanta and North Georgia — Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Cherokee, DeKalb, Hall, and Dawson counties. Cities include Alpharetta, Cumming, Roswell, Johns Creek. Florida: Central Florida — Orange, Seminole, Osceola counties. Cities include Orlando, Winter Park, Lake Nona.
Licensed general contractor serving Metro Atlanta and North Georgia.
Licensed general contractor serving Central Florida and Greater Orlando.
