Commercial contractor in Denton and Lewisville

Who builds out restaurants in Denton and Lewisville?

Harrison Construction does. Restaurant build-outs are the largest part of our work, and our Denton County records include finish-outs for Grip Med Grill and Pizza Snob in Denton, Firehouse Subs and Snappy Salads in Lewisville, Luna Grill and Curry Up Now in Flower Mound and Firehouse Subs in Cross Roads, plus a Dillas Quesadillas renovation in Denton.

A restaurant has more systems in a small space than almost any other tenant: the hood and exhaust, the grease interceptor, gas, a heavy electrical load and finishes the health authority reviews. We check them against the suite in pre-construction, before the lease is final where we can, so the price you plan on is a real one.

A new restaurant building in Denton

A freestanding restaurant is a different project from a build-out. It adds the site: civil drawings, utilities, paving, drainage, the drive-thru lane and the city’s site plan review, all before the building itself.

The ground-up Starbucks in Denton on our records, pictured on this page, was that kind of project. Harrison Construction runs the site work and the building under one contract, with one schedule that carries the permits, the utility connections and the long-lead equipment.

Medical offices in Denton County

Dental and medical finish-outs are planned around equipment and patient flow: operatories or exam rooms, imaging, sterilization, ventilation and sound separation between rooms. The Lewisville Medical Office Building and the Lewisville Surgery Center are on our client list, and before he founded the company, Lonnie Harrison spent five years in medical construction with a general contractor.

Commercial build-outs: retail, banks and service businesses

Not every project is a restaurant. Denton County records include a renovation for First State Bank in Denton, a renovation for Premier One Auto Care in Lewisville and a retail finish-out for Green Vapor in Little Elm.

• Site or suite reviewutilities, the electrical service, HVAC, the slab and the condition the landlord will deliver, before you commit.
• Estimate and schedulea conceptual estimate, value-engineering options and a development schedule with the permit on it.
• Permitsthe city building permit with your architect, landlord approval and, for food service, the health authority’s review.
• Construction and close-outregular progress meetings and electronic reports, then final inspections, the certificate of occupancy and the punch list.

Close to our office

Our office is in north Fort Worth, near Interstate 35W. Denton is north of it on the same highway, and Lewisville and Flower Mound are to the east. The same team runs the job: Lonnie Harrison, President; Alex Lioumis, VP of Operations; and Anne Hickey, who coordinates the schedule and the subcontractors.

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