Dental Office Constructionin Northern California
Dental construction lives and dies on what's under the floor: vacuum lines, air, water, and drain runs to every operatory, placed exactly where the chairs land. Get that wrong and you're saw-cutting new concrete after move-in. We get it right the first time.
Licensed & Insured · CSLB #1130548 · 5.0★ on Google, Yelp, Thumbtack & Angi
The Work
Done Right, Documented, and Inspected
We build for solo practices and growing dental groups — new offices, operatory additions, and full remodels of dated space.
Every project runs under Sarmento Bros. Construction Inc. — CSLB #1130548, fully insured with general liability and workers' compensation. Based in Manteca, we serve businesses and property owners across the Central Valley, East Bay, and greater Northern California.
What We Handle
- ✓ Operatory rough-in for chairs, vacuum, and air
- ✓ Sterilization and lab areas
- ✓ Imaging and pano/CBCT room shielding coordination
- ✓ Reception and consult rooms
- ✓ Cabinetry and dental-specific millwork
- ✓ Equipment vendor coordination and final connections
How It Works
A Straightforward Process
01
Walk & Scope
We meet at your space, listen to what you need, and scope the job honestly — including the parts other bids leave out.
02
Fixed Estimate
A written, itemized estimate with a real schedule. Free, and good numbers — not a teaser that grows later.
03
Permits & Build
We handle drawings, permits, and inspections, then build with our own crews and trusted trade partners.
04
Walkthrough & Closeout
Final walkthrough together, punch list closed, documents handed over. Done means done.
Common Questions
Dental Office Construction FAQs
Do you work with dental equipment suppliers?+
Yes — we coordinate directly with your equipment rep so chair locations, utility stubs, and clearances match the exact models you're buying.
Can you add operatories to our existing office?+
That's one of the most common jobs we do. We phase the work so existing operatories keep producing while the new ones go in.
What makes dental build-outs different from regular offices?+
The under-slab utilities. Vacuum, compressed air, and water to every chair mean saw-cutting and precise layout before anything else happens. It's the part you can't fix cheaply later, so it's the part we obsess over.