
Marshall Road dental clinic
104-33069 Marshall Road, Abbotsford, BC

Abbotsford Construction
A commercial build is won or lost on the permit sequence, long before anyone breaks ground. We have delivered two projects in Abbotsford — a dental clinic on Marshall Road and the Skinholic Aesthetics interior — and both are photographed on this site. Abbotsford runs its permits through Planning and Development Services, and tenant improvements are a defined permit category here rather than something folded into the general commercial stream.
Experience
Jas Oberoi has run Oberizon from its White Rock office since 2021. Work near Abbotsford runs through the same four stages.

We walk the space and price the risk before you commit to anything.
Drawings and permits go in while equipment and long-lead items are ordered.
One site lead holds the trades and calls you with progress every week.
Inspections cleared and the deficiency list closed before you take the keys.
The work

104-33069 Marshall Road, Abbotsford, BC

Abbotsford, BC
Reviews
Very impressed with Oberizon Construction and the way they handled our dental clinic build. The team managed everything from planning to execution, and the final result was exactly what we envisioned.
We hired Oberizon to build out our dental clinic and they did an amazing job. The place looks so clean and modern, exactly the look we were going for.
Working with Oberizon on our dental clinic was a great experience from start to finish. Jas Oberoi and his team were professional, responsive, and genuinely invested in getting the details right.
Local planning
Tenant improvements are their own application type in Abbotsford rather than a subset of a general commercial permit, so the submission route differs from a new-build. The city publishes building permit wait times separately from the application pages, which is worth checking at the point of application rather than assumed from a previous job.
Abbotsford's commercial base is split between the historic downtown, the Clearbrook and McMillan corridors, and a substantial industrial and agricultural-processing sector that most Lower Mainland municipalities do not have. Healthcare tenancy concentrates near Abbotsford Regional Hospital and along the main arterials, with clinic and pharmacy demand tracking the city's steady residential growth. Building stock is a genuine mix — mid-century commercial downtown alongside newer suburban construction — so the base-building condition varies more here than in a newer municipality, and it is the thing worth checking before pricing.
2026 range
$120–$220 per sq ft
turnkey — typically $300k–$550k for a 2,500 sq ft space
What that covers
What decides this build
A ground-up commercial build is a servicing problem before it is a building problem. Power, water and storm capacity to the lot decide the schedule long before anyone prices drywall.
We confirm the service capacity at the property line before pricing the build. An upgrade to the transformer or the water service runs on the utility's timeline rather than the site's. No amount of crew recovers those weeks once they are lost.
We walk the space and price the risk before you commit to commercial construction. Permits and services are the two that bite.
Capacity at the property line is verified before the price is fixed. A utility upgrade is a timeline nobody on site can compress.
Development permit, building permit and servicing agreements run alongside each other wherever the municipality allows it.
Where to go next
Questions
Yes — we have delivered 2 projects in Abbotsford, including Marshall Road dental clinic. We run commercial construction across the Lower Mainland from a White Rock head office.
The building permit is issued by City of Abbotsford — Planning and Development Services, reviewed against the BC Building Code and the city's own zoning. Abbotsford treats Tenant Improvement Permits as a distinct permit category, separate from the residential and complex-project streams. We confirm the current review window with the city at application rather than quoting one from a previous job.
$120–$220 per sq ft turnkey — typically $300k–$550k for a 2,500 sq ft space. Base-building condition and finish level move that number most. The full 2026 breakdown is in the cost guide at /cost.
Most conversations start around Historic Downtown, Clearbrook, and McMillan. We travel further when the scope justifies it.
The address, your lease stage and a target opening date. Drawings and a budget range help. The more we know early, the tighter the feasibility comes back.
Servicing capacity at the property line. Power, water and storm have to carry the finished building, and a utility upgrade runs on the utility's timeline rather than the site's — which is why we confirm it before pricing rather than during construction.
Electrical capacity, make-up air and the condition of anything being kept. A fixed price given without verifying those is a fixed price with a change order already in it.
Yes. A review finds the permit and service risks before you sign a lease or a design. That is the cheapest point to find them — a change after drawings are sealed costs weeks, not hours.
Before you commit to a space, drawings, a budget, or a construction timeline, book a consultation and we will tell you what has to be planned before construction starts.