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I
want a new office. Where do I start?
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The
first and foremost item is finding a location. Your location should
be practical and will need to be approved by the city before it
can be constructed. Your leasing agent and /or broker can help with
this, but it may be best to contact the local planning commission
in the area where you are interested.
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How
much will it cost?
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The
cost for any construction project is very hard to finalize over
a conversation without plans. There are many factors that can change
the final pricing. Some of the major cost factors are if the practice
is located on the ground or upper level, does the location have
sprinklers, medical gasses, and its type and style.
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I
already have a floor plan and I'm ready to begin design. What's
the next step?
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The
design phase of construction depending on the project can be very
exciting. This is where we spend time to get to know the style and
type of practice you desire. From that we implement the ideas to
paper and design the office around your desires, our ideas, and
required building and health codes that we have to comply with.
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How
does your company work? What's the process?
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All
County Construction is a TEAM oriented company. Our clients are
part of this team. The process begins with meetings and phone conversations
as to the type and style of practice to be designed and then built.
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How
do I know whether to lease, build, or remodel my facility?
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This
is a very common question and one with many answers. This is an
answer that has to be viewed over a TEAM process among your CPA,
finance person, and the contractor. Each practice, either start
up or new, is in a unique situation. For example, if a colleague
went with a lease, that does not imply that a lease is best for
your practice.
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How
do I integrate "high-tech" equipment in my facility?
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We
can make "high-tech" recommendations, but we believe it
is best that we have our specialist in that area of expertise contact
you on specific questions as to functionality and price. Many of
the practices constructed today are not going all "high-tech;"
many are equipped to be "high-tech" ready.
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