Southside Dental Center Case Study
A two-phased full interior transformation — modern, patient-centered, and delivered with zero business days lost.
Get a Free Site VisitSouthside Dental Center in Monticello, MN partnered with Randahl Construction to transform their aging clinic into a modern, patient-centered facility. Delivered as a full design-build engagement, architecture, permitting, and construction were all managed under one roof — giving the dental practice a single point of accountability from the first sketch to the final finish.
Working as the general contractor, Randahl self-performed all major trades across a two-phased full interior remodel. As Minnesota specialists in medical and dental clinic construction, the team understood every code, ADA, and health department requirement unique to dental build-outs — and built a phased schedule that kept the practice fully operational and revenue-generating throughout.
“As the owner of a busy dental practice, I couldn’t have asked for a better GC for our office remodel. Their responsiveness was outstanding — questions were answered quickly and issues were addressed before they ever became problems. The attention to detail was excellent, which is critical in a dental build-out.”Derek Abramowski — Southside Dental Center, Monticello MN
Derek Abramowski shares his experience working with Randahl Construction on the Southside Dental Center remodel.
Dental clinic remodels are among the most technically demanding commercial remodeling projects a contractor can take on. Between dental-specific code compliance, ADA requirements, infection control zones, and the technical demands of modern operatory equipment — including digital radiography and patient monitoring systems — most general contractors simply aren’t equipped.
Randahl Construction has spent 40+ years building and remodeling healthcare spaces throughout the Twin Cities metro and greater Minnesota. The phased construction approach used at Southside Dental — refined across dozens of medical, dental, and veterinary clinic projects — allowed the practice to keep seeing patients and generating revenue throughout the entire build. That’s not luck. It’s a process Randahl plans from day one.