Hanger Clinic, one of the nation's largest orthotics and prosthetics providers, is fitting out space in a medical office building on Grove Road in Greenville County after a $300,000 commercial interior upfit permit was issued on October 5. The project adds a specialized outpatient clinic to an existing multi-tenant property at 1011 Grove Rd, Building B.
What the Permits Show
Permit 26-004993, classified as a commercial interior upfit, covers the build-out of the Hanger Clinic space inside a building owned by Sheree LLC. Southern Constructors Inc. is the listed contractor on the project. The permit carries a valuation of $300,000 and has already been issued, meaning construction can proceed immediately.
The work is taking place within Building B of the 1011 Grove Rd property, which sits in an established medical corridor in Greenville County. As a tenant upfit rather than new construction, the project involves converting existing interior space to meet the clinical and operational needs of a prosthetics and orthotics practice — typically including patient examination rooms, fitting areas, and fabrication or adjustment workspaces.
Why It Matters
The permit points to continued demand for specialized medical office space along Greenville County's Grove Road corridor. Hanger Clinic operates hundreds of locations across the country and its arrival at 1011 Grove Rd brings a niche healthcare service — custom orthotics and prosthetics — into an area already anchored by medical tenants. For the property's owner, Sheree LLC, the $300,000 investment by a national tenant strengthens the building's occupancy and use profile. The project also represents work for Southern Constructors Inc., a regional general contractor handling the interior conversion. As Greenville County's population grows, permits like this one reflect how healthcare providers are expanding their physical footprints to meet patient demand beyond hospital campuses.