Veterinary/Site and lease check
Before you buy or sign

Will this property work as a practice?

Fifteen questions worth answering before a purchase or a lease. Anything you can't answer yet becomes your list to look into.

Use and permitting

Is a veterinary practice allowed at this address by right?

If you plan to board animals overnight, is that allowed too?

Do you know what signage the city and the landlord allow?

Utilities and capacity

Is there enough electrical service for your equipment?

Are water and sewer available and sized for the practice?

Do you need gas, and is it available at the site?

The building

Can the structure take the floor loading and rooftop equipment you need?

Is there enough ceiling height for ductwork above the clinical rooms?

Can floor drains be added where you need them?

Site and access

Is there enough parking for clients and staff at your busiest hour?

Is there a practical spot for deliveries and for a separate, quiet exit?

Do the entrance, path and restrooms meet accessibility requirements?

If it's a lease

Do you know exactly what condition the space will be delivered in?

Is there a tenant improvement allowance, and how is it paid?

Does the lease give you enough time for permitting and construction before rent starts?

Start a project

Tell us what you're building.

Bring your idea, your site or your early plans. We'll help you work out the next move.