Build out your nail salon on time and on budget.
A floor plan built around how a nail salon actually works, plus a contractor and permit plan that keeps the build-out from eating the money you need after opening.
Why build-outs run over
Construction is where most new salon budgets break. These are the problems we plan around from day one.
Plumbing surprises
Pedicure spas need water lines and drains. Running them across a space you didn't plan for can cost far more than expected.
Poor ventilation
Acrylic and gel work needs proper airflow. Fixing it after opening is expensive and hard on clients and staff.
Permit delays
Every week waiting on a permit or inspection is another week of rent with no revenue coming in.
What's included
Station layout that flows
Manicure tables, pedicure spas, front desk, waiting area, dryers and back room placed for smooth client flow.
Plan the expensive parts first
We map where water, drains and air need to go before a contractor quotes the job.
Compare quotes the right way
A scope checklist so every contractor bids on the same work, plus the questions to ask before you hire.
Know every inspection
Building, plumbing, electrical and fire inspections, in the order your city requires them.
Buy the right stations once
Pedicure chairs, tables, lighting, sterilization and furniture, with budget and premium options.
A look clients remember
Colors, lighting and finishes that fit your brand and photograph well for social media.
How it works
Layout and scope
We plan the floor plan and write the scope of work for contractors to bid on.
Quotes and permits
You collect bids, we compare them with you, and permit applications go in.
Build and inspect
Weekly check-ins keep the build on schedule, with a punch list before final inspection.
Common questions
Something else on your mind? Call us at (470) 971-5008.
How long does a nail salon build-out take?
Light work in a second-generation space can take a few weeks. A full build-out in a raw space often takes two to four months, depending on permits and plumbing. Our roadmap gives the build-out about six weeks of the 120-day plan.
How many pedicure chairs should I start with?
It depends on your space and your market. Many new salons start with fewer pedicure spas than they have room for, with the plumbing roughed in to add more once demand is proven.
Do you hire the contractor for me?
You choose and contract with your own builder. We give you the scope, help you compare bids and stay with you through the build so nothing gets missed.
Can you help if construction already started?
Yes. We can review your plan and timeline mid-build and help you get to opening day without more surprises.
Your salon starts with one call.
We take on 4 new salon owners each month, so every client gets hands-on help.
Book a free strategy call