What decides the site
Five Things to Establish First
Licensing requirements, the capacity the site supports, zoning, finishes and the opening inspection.
The site, the age groups, and the capacity your model needs. We will tell you whether the building and the outdoor space can support it.
Capacity
Decided by the building, not by the business plan
Outdoors
Play area frequently caps licensed capacity, not the building
Licensed
We build to what the licensing authority requires
Licensed
General contractor, licensed in the state of Florida
5 what decides the site
General information. Your licensing consultant and the authority determine what applies.
Licensing
Child care facilities are licensed, and the physical requirements attached to that license shape the building before any design decision.
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Capacity
Licensed capacity comes from the building and the site, and it is the number every part of the business model rests on.
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The Site
Three site facts decide whether a child care center is viable, and all three are checkable before purchase.
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Finishes & Safety
Everything within reach of a child is a safety item, and everything is cleaned constantly.
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Opening
A center cannot open until it passes inspection, and families have already been told a date.
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Next step
Find out what is actually wrong with it.
An inspection, photographs of what we found, and a written scope. If the honest answer is that it can wait another season, that is the answer you will get.