Services for healthcare facilities.
Changes in the healthcare industry have resulted in changes in the makeup and layout of their facilities. At Lundy Construction Co Inc, we are experienced providers of construction services both inside and outside of hospitals, doctors’ offices, clinics, and related facilities, including:
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- Construction management
- Installation and maintenance of ICRA systems, including positive pressurization of work areas (you may not know what that means, but germs do!)
- Interior renovations
- Complete structure construction (including specialized systems when necessary)
- Medical storage buildings
- Decontamination facilities
- Dialysis centers
- Butler Manufacturing pre-engineered metal buildings
- Prime contractors for general trade services on large medical facility projects (including demolition)
- Design/build
Why Does Healthcare Construction Require Specialized Planning?
Construction inside a healthcare facility takes place in an environment where normal building activity can affect patients, staff, clinical operations, and sensitive areas. Dust, airflow, access, noise, and separation between construction zones and occupied spaces all require careful consideration.
Our healthcare construction experience includes hospitals, doctors’ offices, clinics, dialysis centers, decontamination facilities, medical storage buildings, and other specialized environments. We also install and maintain Infection Control Risk Assessment systems, including positive pressurization of work areas when required.
Planning begins by understanding how the facility operates and which areas must remain accessible during construction. Interior renovations may need to be phased or isolated so essential healthcare activities can continue.
Our team can provide construction management, general trade services, demolition, design-build construction, interior renovations, complete structures, and specialized systems.
We understand that completing the physical project is only part of the responsibility. Healthcare construction requires disciplined coordination with the people responsible for maintaining a safe, functioning clinical environment throughout the work.
Construction services for houses of worship.
- Construction management
- Historical preservation
- Interior renovations
- Exterior rehabilitations
- Design/build
- General construction services
- Other general remodeling
- Code-compliant remodeling services (handicap ramp, stairs, bathrooms, etc.)
- Butler Manufacturing pre-engineered metal buildings
How Can Construction Improve Accessibility in an Existing Facility?
Older buildings were not always designed around today’s accessibility expectations. Entrances, stairs, bathrooms, circulation routes, and other features may need modification so facilities can better serve employees, visitors, patients, members, and the broader community.
Accessibility improvements require more than adding a single feature. The way people enter and move through the building should be considered as part of the overall renovation plan.
Our experience includes code-compliant remodeling involving ramps, stairs, bathrooms, and other building areas. These improvements can be incorporated into broader interior renovations, exterior rehabilitation, or facility modernization projects.
Planning is especially important in healthcare facilities and houses of worship, where buildings may serve people across a wide range of ages and mobility levels. Existing architecture, available space, building use, and project scope all influence the appropriate solution.
We evaluate accessibility needs alongside the rest of the construction project so improvements feel integrated into the facility. The objective is to create practical access while maintaining the building’s function and, when appropriate, its existing architectural character.
How Can Historic Buildings Be Updated Without Losing Their Character?
Many houses of worship and institutional buildings have architectural features that contribute to their identity and history. When these facilities need repairs or modernization, the challenge is often improving function without unnecessarily removing the elements that make the building distinctive.
We have experience with historical preservation, interior renovations, exterior rehabilitation, and general remodeling for ecclesiastical and other institutional properties. That experience helps us approach older structures with an understanding that preservation and modernization frequently need to occur together.
A project may involve updating accessibility, repairing exterior components, changing interior spaces, or addressing deteriorated materials. Each decision should consider the condition of the existing structure and how new work will interact with original features.
Older buildings can also present unexpected conditions once construction begins, making experienced project management particularly valuable.
Our goal is to preserve important character where practical while helping the facility meet current functional needs. Thoughtful construction can extend the useful life of a historic property without making it feel disconnected from its past.
