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Aesthetic Clinics · Toronto & GTA
Odima Commercial builds and renovates aesthetic clinics across Toronto and the GTA, coordinating treatment rooms, client areas, equipment, building systems, landlord requirements, trades, and interior finishes around how your clinic operates.
Clients should be able to move comfortably from reception to consultation, treatment, payment, and departure, while your team needs practical access to equipment, supplies, handwashing, storage, waste handling, and support areas.
We plan aesthetic clinic renovations, commercial build-outs, and leasehold improvements around your services, equipment, room requirements, existing property, and opening plans. Our team connects the client-facing design with the construction work and building systems required behind the scenes.
The right construction plan begins with understanding how you deliver your services. We review your treatment menu, staffing, equipment, client journey, cleaning routines, storage requirements, and daily operations before the affected construction decisions are finalized.
Your layout should provide a clear path between reception, waiting, consultation, treatment, payment, and departure. We plan room locations, doors, waiting areas, checkout points, and circulation around your approved layout while considering the privacy your clients expect during consultations and treatments.
If you plan to add treatments or equipment later, tell our team during the design stage. Where practical, we can account for future power, cooling, plumbing, data, storage, or equipment access so a later addition may require less disruption.
If your clinic needs to remain open during construction, we review work zones, noise, dust control, shutdowns, access, staff movement, and client separation before planning the construction sequence. Phased work may be possible when your space and project scope allow areas to be separated safely.
Every area of your clinic serves a different purpose. We coordinate your approved room program around your client experience, treatment process, staff responsibilities, equipment, privacy, cleaning, storage, and building requirements.
Your reception area supports arrival, check-in, seating, payments, product displays, and departure. We plan these spaces around client circulation, privacy, storage, lighting, technology, furniture, signage, and administrative needs.
Your consultation rooms may need space for private conversations, photography, documentation, technology, product discussions, and storage. We coordinate the layout around your consultation process while keeping these activities separate from busy waiting and treatment areas.
Once your room layout and treatment requirements are established, we connect them with the construction work needed to prepare your clinic.
Our team can coordinate selective demolition, framing, partitions, drywall, doors, ceilings, reception and waiting areas, consultation rooms, treatment rooms, staff areas, storage, flooring, painting, lighting, millwork, plumbing, handwashing stations, electrical work, data, heating, cooling, mechanical work, washrooms, accessibility work, equipment interfaces, furniture, technology, security, and signage included in the approved scope.
Your proposal identifies what is included in Odima's contract and what remains the responsibility of you, your landlord, consultants, equipment suppliers, or other vendors.
The unit you select can have a major impact on the amount of construction required. Before you finalize the layout, our team compares your treatment services and equipment requirements with the actual property.
We review items such as room sizes, circulation, handwashing locations, electrical capacity, heating and cooling, ventilation, washrooms, accessibility, equipment delivery access, landlord requirements, existing finishes, and building systems.
Completing this review early can help inform your design, lease discussions, construction budget, and target schedule. Your lawyer, architect, engineers, landlord, authorities, and other qualified professionals remain responsible for the advice and approvals assigned to them.
Aesthetic clinic construction often involves information from several parties. Our team helps connect those requirements to the construction plan before affected work proceeds.
You provide your treatment menu, equipment information, room requirements, operating plans, and owner-supplied items. Your designer and qualified consultants confirm the requirements assigned to them, while equipment suppliers remain responsible for device utilities, clearances, delivery requirements, installation procedures, warranty conditions, and commissioning.
We coordinate the available information with your construction sequence and identify open decisions before they affect rough-ins, millwork, or related site work.
Every aesthetic clinic is different, and your construction cost depends on how the space is designed, equipped, and used. We price your project using the available drawings, room list, equipment schedule, finish selections, existing conditions, property requirements, and owner-vendor responsibilities.
Your cost may be affected by the number and size of treatment rooms, plumbing and handwashing needs, electrical loads, cooling and ventilation, equipment specifications, reception millwork, storage, lighting, finishes, privacy requirements, washroom work, accessibility, building conditions, landlord requirements, occupied-clinic phasing, and after-hours restrictions.
If drawings or equipment details remain incomplete, we identify the related assumptions, allowances, and exclusions so you can see what the estimate covers.
Meet with us to discuss your unit, treatments, room requirements, staff, equipment, lease information, budget, and target dates. We review your existing conditions and identify the construction questions that need to be addressed.
Our team connects your approved services and equipment with room requirements, power, plumbing, cooling, ventilation, data, clearances, rough-ins, and millwork.
Before work begins, we coordinate the drawings, landlord submissions, permit requirements, materials, property access, building preparation, trade sequence, shutdowns, equipment requirements, and owner-vendor dates included in the scope.
Once the required approvals are in place, we coordinate the agreed construction and trades. You receive progress updates, questions requiring your input, and documentation for approved project changes.
As construction finishes, our team tracks deficiencies and coordinates the final sequence with your equipment, furniture, technology, signage, products, and staff setup.
Construction is one part of your opening schedule. Equipment delivery, supplier installation, technology, furniture, signage, inspections, product setup, staff training, and professional approvals may have separate timelines.
We track the known construction interfaces and keep you updated on progress, upcoming decisions, approved changes, and issues that could affect the working plan. Dates controlled by landlords, authorities, utilities, consultants, or equipment suppliers remain project dependencies.
Your clinic brings together treatment requirements, equipment, client-facing areas, building systems, trades, vendors, and property requirements. Odima Commercial gives you one construction team to coordinate these connected parts of your project.
We plan the work around your services and approved equipment, coordinate the required commercial trades, identify responsibilities in your proposal, provide project updates, and track outstanding construction work through closeout.
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Aesthetic Clinics FAQ
Potentially. We review the existing layout and building systems against your treatments and equipment before determining what construction changes may be required.
We coordinate the construction interfaces and agreed installation dates with your equipment supplier. Your supplier remains responsible for the technical requirements, delivery, device setup, warranty conditions, and commissioning assigned to them.
Yes, subject to your available floor area, circulation, washrooms, building systems, approvals, and operating plan. If you need to remain open, we will also review construction phasing.
Send us your floor plan, treatment list, equipment schedule, room requirements, finish direction, landlord documents, target budget, and intended opening date. You should also identify equipment, furniture, millwork, technology, signage, or other items supplied by you or outside vendors.
Next step
Tell us about your unit, services, equipment, room requirements, budget, and intended opening date. Our team will review your information and help you organize the construction scope, responsibilities, and next steps.