Hospital concrete work addresses the unique requirements of healthcare facilities including infection control, occupied facility protocols, and specialized systems for medical equipment and patient care areas. We deliver concrete for hospital expansions, emergency department additions, and healthcare campus infrastructure across Dallas-Fort Worth.
Infection control protocols are paramount for occupied hospital work. We implement comprehensive barriers separating construction from patient care areas, maintain negative air pressure in work zones, and coordinate access control with hospital infection prevention teams.
Medical equipment rooms require specialized concrete including vibration isolation for imaging equipment, precision elevation control for equipment installation, and coordination with medical equipment suppliers on mounting and anchor requirements.
Emergency department and surgical suite construction may require accelerated schedules supporting healthcare delivery expansion. We coordinate with hospital operations teams on work restrictions, access control, and schedule coordination minimizing patient care disruption.
Why property owners choose us
- ICRA (Infection Control Risk Assessment) protocol compliance protecting patient safety during construction
- Vibration-controlled installation protecting sensitive medical equipment and procedures
- Phased construction minimizing disruption to critical healthcare operations
Project capabilities
We provide specialized hospital concrete services including foundations, structural slabs, parking structures, and interior floors for imaging rooms and surgical suites. Our teams are trained in healthcare construction requirements including infection control barriers, dust control, and coordination with hospital operations. We handle both new construction and renovation work in occupied hospitals following strict safety protocols.
What's included
- Infection control protocol implementation
- Occupied facility coordination
- Medical equipment pad construction
- Vibration isolation systems
- Precision elevation control
- Equipment supplier coordination
- Dust containment systems
- Access control coordination
- Hospital operations coordination
- Complete compliance documentation
Common project scenarios
- Hospital expanding emergency department capacity
- Healthcare system adding patient tower with surgical suites
- Medical center constructing imaging center addition
- Hospital campus infrastructure improvements
Frequently Asked Questions
- Can hospital construction occur in occupied facilities?
- Yes, we routinely work in occupied hospitals implementing infection control barriers, dust containment, negative pressure work zones, and access protocols approved by hospital infection prevention teams.
- Do you coordinate imaging room requirements?
- Yes, we coordinate MRI, CT, and X-ray room foundations including vibration isolation, equipment pad specifications, and RF shielding penetration coordination with medical equipment suppliers.
- Can work proceed during patient care operations?
- Yes, we coordinate construction schedules and access routes with hospital operations maintaining patient care activities. Critical care areas receive enhanced protection protocols.
- What quality documentation is required?
- Hospital projects require comprehensive documentation including infection control compliance, material certifications, testing results, and as-built drawings supporting facility accreditation processes.