Kitchen build-outs
Kitchen layouts, equipment rough-ins, walk-in coolers and finishes built to your equipment schedule.
Kitchen and dining build-outs for operators and franchise groups, with health, fire and brand-standard inspections scheduled well ahead of opening.
A restaurant opening depends on health department, fire marshal and brand-standard inspections lining up with the date you have announced. We coordinate kitchen equipment, hoods, grease interceptors and front-of-house finishes so each inspection is scheduled well ahead of opening.
For franchise groups, we build to your prototype drawings and brand standards and keep your construction manager updated with the same weekly reporting every Carlson client receives.
Kitchen layouts, equipment rough-ins, walk-in coolers and finishes built to your equipment schedule.
Exhaust hoods, make-up air and fire suppression coordinated with the mechanical design and the fire marshal.
Floor drains, grease interceptors and fixtures installed to health department requirements.
Dining rooms, bars, restrooms and finishes delivered to your design or brand standards.
Build-outs to franchisor drawings and standards, with reporting your construction manager can follow.
Health, building and fire inspections scheduled ahead of your opening date.
Drawings, equipment schedule and brand standards are reviewed with your team.
A line-item proposal with equipment and long-lead items identified.
Kitchen and front-of-house work sequenced around inspections.
Final inspections, punch list and a space ready for training and opening.
Also see: Commercial general contracting
More answers in our FAQs
Yes. We build to your prototype drawings and brand standards and share weekly reports with your construction or development manager.
Yes. We assess the existing kitchen, hood, grease and plumbing infrastructure before pricing so you know what can be reused and what must be replaced.
We work backward from the opening date, identify long-lead equipment early and schedule health, building and fire inspections well before opening so there is time to address any comments.
Share the basics and a project lead will follow up within one business day to schedule a site walk.