Coastal Reconstruction Group — Est. 1986
Commercial construction, renovation and restoration project by Coastal Reconstruction Group
Lease-Ready Commercial Spaces

Restaurant Buildout

Restaurant and food-service buildouts — commercial kitchens, hood and grease systems, dining rooms, and bars built to health-department approval.

Self-performed

In-house carpentry, drywall, paint & finish crews — single point of accountability from demo through punch-list.

Typical timeline

Second-generation restaurant: 8-14 weeks. Shell buildout: 14-22 weeks.

Credentials

Licensed FL General Contractor · Health-department coordination · OSHA 30 · Fire-suppression coordination

Overview

What restaurant buildout looks like with CRG.

Food service is the most permit-intensive buildout type we deliver. Grease interceptors, Type I hoods, make-up air, floor drains, and health-department finishes all have to be right the first time or the opening slips. Our restaurant team coordinates kitchen equipment vendors, mechanical contractors, and the health authority from preconstruction through final inspection.

Key benefits

Why owners and carriers pick this scope.

Inspection-ready detailing

Finishes, drains, and hood clearances detailed to health and fire code so first inspections pass.

Equipment vendor coordination

Kitchen equipment, refrigeration, and bar package sequenced against rough-in so nothing waits on the slab.

Operations-aware phasing

For refresh work in operating restaurants, we phase around service windows and seasonal peaks.

Scope of work

Everything included.

A clear line-item view of what we deliver — no surprise scope, no carve-outs that turn into change orders later.

Commercial kitchen construction
Type I/II hoods & make-up air
Grease interceptors & floor drains
Walk-in coolers & freezers
Dining room & bar construction
Health-department finish schedules
Fire suppression & life safety
Final health & occupancy inspections

Methodology

Our step-by-step process.

  1. 01

    Step 1

    Concept & equipment schedule review

  2. 02

    Step 2

    MEP and health-department pre-review

  3. 03

    Step 3

    Permitting & utility coordination

  4. 04

    Step 4

    Shell prep & rough-in

  5. 05

    Step 5

    Equipment set & finishes

  6. 06

    Step 6

    Health inspection, punch & opening

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Do you handle hood, grease, and health-department requirements?

Yes. Type I hoods, make-up air, grease interceptors, floor drains, and health-department finish schedules are coordinated in preconstruction and verified before final inspection.

Is a second-generation restaurant space faster to build?

Usually. Reusing existing grease, hood, and utility infrastructure can cut weeks off the schedule — we assess what is reusable during the site survey.

Let's Build Something Lasting

Ready to Start Your Project?

Contact us today for a free consultation. One licensed general contractor for occupied renovations, capital improvements, adaptive reuse, reconstruction, and emergency response.