SERVICES
Sweitzer construction is a general contractor specializing in dental, medical, commercial, and higher education facilities.
Consultations
If you are considering building a new facility or renovating an existing one, make Craig Sweitzer & Co your first call: 413/626.1498. We can provide information that will help you create a facility that is cost-effective, efficient, and comfortable for patients and staff.
Project development and budgeting
- Location review to determine construction feasibility
- Location suggestions
Concept development and budgeting
- Conceptual drawings and work plan
- Preliminary budget to secure financing
Permitting
- Zoning compliance
- Building code compliance and permits
- Parking
- Accessibility
- Medical gas licensing
Construction documents
Construction plans
- Architectural
- Engineering
- Interior design
Build outs & new construction
Exterior
- Parking lots and landscaping
- Water and sewer connections
- Demolition
- Foundations and framing
- Siding, windows, doors
Interior
- Demising
- Framing
- Plumbing
- HVAC
- Electrical systems
- Millwork
- Finishes – walls, ceilings, flooring, lighting
High-tech industrial
- Clean rooms
- Interior build-outs
Specialized construction
- Hospital grade plumbing and wiring
- Controlled environments
- Medical gases
- Medical exhaust systems
- Clean rooms and labs
Inspections
- Municipal construction inspections
- Medical gas licensing
- Certificate of occupancy
Seminars
Seminars Available
The Nuts and Bolts of State-of-the Art Dental Facilities
The Sweitzer team offers an interactive seminar that explains the options for designing and building a general or specialty dental facility. It also offers tips about what to look for in a facility when considering joining a practice or buying into one. The seminar can be customized in length from one to three hours.
Topics Covered
The seminar is a step-by-step guide to decisions that dentists and practice managers make about the four components of a successful building or renovation project:
- The community
- demographics and practice saturation
- Site selection
- zoning and permitting
- The building
- systems and features
- The cost
Audience
- Professional dental associations
- Students enrolled in schools of dental medicine