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Healthcare Interior Construction. California.

Building inside operating hospitals.

Selvaggi Built renovates active healthcare environments where patient care, staff workflow, safety, and infection control cannot pause. From phasing and containment to shutdown coordination and closeout, we build around operations so care can continue.

Renovated hospital patient waiting area with new flooring, seating, and wall finishes
ICRA containment barrier with negative-air filtration in an active hospital corridor
Selvaggi Built team member installing a containment barrier in an occupied hospital corridor
Renovated hospital corridor with new wood-look flooring, handrails, and wall protection
Ready to start

Submit a project for review.

Describe it in one line: scope, schedule, constraints. Our scoping assistant turns it into a formal brief for our estimators.

Prefer to talk it through first? Contact us. We respond within one business day.

LicenseCSLB #1079406
ComplianceHCAI / OSHPD
Infection ControlICRA Level 4
Safety RatingEMR 0.86Workers’ compensation experience modification rate. The industry baseline is 1.00. Lower is better.
Service AreaCalifornia
Renovated hospital nurse station with new casework and finishes delivered inside an active facility Active-facility renovation
02. Precision Inside Active Healthcare

A hospital is a living system. We build around it.

Occupied healthcare renovations require more than a construction schedule. We coordinate phasing, containment, infection control, utility shutdowns, access, after-hours work, inspections, and daily documentation around active hospital operations so patient care can continue.

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Recent work

Case studies
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Common questions

All FAQs
Can you renovate while our facility stays open?

That is the core of what we do. Our Zero-Disruption Protocol engineers the build sequence around facility operations: phasing, containment, infection control, shutdowns, access, and daily documentation, so patient care continues while construction moves forward.

How do we start a project with you?

Start an RFP at the top of this page (one line is enough to begin) or contact us directly. We respond within one business day, and we walk the facility before we quote.

What areas and facility types do you serve?

California only: hospitals, medical office buildings, surgery centers, behavioral health facilities, imaging suites, and laboratories, under CSLB License #1079406. More detail in the full FAQ.

Ready when you are

Let's walk your facility.

We listen on site before we quote. Send your project for review and we respond within one business day.

How We Work

Built for active healthcare environments.

Occupied healthcare renovation requires more than skilled construction. It requires planning around patient care, staff workflow, infection control, safety, access, utilities, inspections, and daily operations.

Selvaggi Built works inside hospitals, medical office buildings, surgery centers, behavioral health facilities, imaging suites, laboratories, and other clinical environments where disruption must be controlled and communication must be clear. Our process is designed to protect operations while moving the work forward with precision.

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The process

Six steps
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Listen on site.

We walk the facility before we quote, listening to the teams who know the space best. Every plan starts with a clear understanding of patient care, staff workflow, access, safety, infection control, and operational constraints.

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Plan around operations.

The schedule serves the facility, not the build. We plan phasing, shutdowns, access, containment, deliveries, and work hours around active healthcare operations so construction moves forward with minimal disruption.

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Coordinate the critical details.

Healthcare renovations depend on details that cannot be left to chance. We coordinate utility tie-ins, vendor access, equipment requirements, containment, inspections, logistics, and communication so field work stays aligned with facility needs.

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Protect the environment.

Cleanliness, safety, infection control, and separation from active care areas are central to how we work. We plan and maintain construction zones with the discipline required for occupied healthcare settings.

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Document everything.

We track daily progress, field conditions, safety controls, infection prevention measures, inspections, and closeout requirements so every stakeholder stays aligned from kickoff to turnover.

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Finish ready for use.

Turnover is more than completion. We close out with the documentation, coordination, responsiveness, and craftsmanship required to help healthcare teams move into the finished space with confidence.

Ready to start

Submit a project for review.

Send us your scope, schedule, and compliance tier. We respond within one business day.

Capabilities and sectors

Engineered for active facilities.

Proven methodologies designed exclusively for complex healthcare interior environments.

Sectors

Who we build for
Renovated hospital inpatient corridor with wood-look flooring, wall protection, and framed artwork 01. Hospitals

Hospitals

Main campus renovations, sterile cores, and critical care units delivered around live operations.

Completed medical office nurse station with a green glass counter and wood-look flooring 02. Medical Offices

Medical Offices

Tenant improvements for physician groups and specialty clinics, scheduled around patient appointments and clinical workflows.

Anti-ligature behavioral health patient room with platform beds, flush-mount sink, and therapeutic mural at Canyon Ridge 03. Behavioral

Behavioral Health

Anti-ligature environments engineered for patient safety, staff sightlines, and regulatory compliance.

Mammography suite renovation with new cabinetry and 3D imaging equipment installed in an active hospital facility 04. Imaging

Imaging and Diagnostic

Lead-lined suites, structural supports, and clean power for advanced imaging modalities, installed without disrupting adjacent clinical areas.

Clean outpatient surgery center operating room with surgical lighting, adjustable table, and natural light 05. Surgery

Surgery Centers

Outpatient operating rooms and sterile processing spaces built to inpatient standards. ASC and HOPD ready.

Clinical laboratory interior with casework, benchtop equipment, and biosafety infrastructure 06. Laboratory

Laboratory and Pathology

Casework, utilities, and ventilation systems renovated in active lab environments, coordinated around specimen processing schedules and biosafety requirements.

Capabilities

What we deliver
Active-Facility Renovation
HCAI-Regulated Construction
ICRA Level 3 and 4 Execution
Seismic Mitigation and Anchoring
Preconstruction and Phasing
Hospital Equipment Installation
Anti-Ligature Retrofitting
Pre-Project Consulting and Scoping
24/7 Emergency Response

The Zero-Disruption Protocol

How we build
Renovated hospital corridor at Torrance Memorial with new flooring, handrails, and wall protection completed around active operations Active-facility renovation

A hospital is a living system. It cannot pause for construction. Our Zero-Disruption Protocol engineers the build sequence entirely around facility operations. Before tools are mobilized, we conduct ground-penetrating radar scans, map critical utilities, and establish isolation zones. ICRA Level 4 barriers, rigid wall systems, and HEPA-filtered negative air machines prevent cross-contamination. Every phase is reviewed and approved by facility directors and Inspectors of Record. Disruptive tie-ins are restricted to designated after-hours windows. We do not adapt our methods to the hospital. Our methods are built strictly for it.

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Pre-construction risk audit

Identify utility conflicts, assess infection control requirements, and lock phasing logistics before mobilization.

II.

ICRA barrier and containment plan

Rigid containment walls and continuous HEPA negative-air filtration installed before any work begins.

III.

Phased schedule with operations sign-off

All disruptive tie-ins, shutdowns, and utility work scheduled during pre-approved after-hours windows with facility sign-off.

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Daily compliance log and weekly review

Continuous superintendent monitoring verifies containment holds.

Diagnostic intelligence

Scope your project before you walk it.

Our free planning tools generate an ICRA containment matrix, an HCAI compliance roadmap, and a structured project brief in minutes: the same first questions we answer on every site walk.

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The Toolkit

Plan it before you build it.

Free planning tools for healthcare facility teams: assess your ICRA containment level, map your HCAI compliance path, and turn rough notes into a structured project brief. No login. No obligation.

Compliance and Scoping Tools

Diagnostic intelligence
Compliance diagnostic

ICRA Level Assessor

Select your construction activity type, patient risk group, project duration, and adjacent occupancy, then instantly generate your required ICRA barrier tier, negative-pressure specification, and mitigation checklist to share with your infection control team.

Disclaimer: Reference output only, based on current ICRA guidance. Final ICRA permits require authorization from facility Infection Prevention personnel prior to mobilization.

We build to this standard inside occupied hospitals. Send us the project and we will confirm the containment plan on site.

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Intelligent forecasting

Process and Compliance Roadmap

Enter your project scope and California facility type, then generate a baseline phasing schedule, critical-path summary, and HCAI compliance roadmap ready for your facility planning team.

Disclaimer: Baseline estimation only. Not a contractual schedule. Subject to site conditions, facility sign-off, and Inspector of Record review.

Ready to price this against your real constraints? We walk the facility before we quote.

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Intelligent scoping

Project Brief Builder

Have rough notes from a planning meeting? Start with one line and our scoping assistant structures it into a formal brief (scope, phasing constraints, compliance flags) ready to submit directly to our estimating team.

Case studies

Built for continuity.

Active-facility healthcare interior renovations delivered across California.

Insights

Field notes from active facilities.

What we do, what we know, and what we keep learning about building inside California's healthcare environments, written for the facility directors, planners, and infection preventionists who live it.

Have a project behind these questions?

Our standard

We build around operations.

Portrait of Aaron Selvaggi, Founder and President of Selvaggi Built
01. From the founder

"Hospitals do not stop for us. We build around them. That is the entire job."

Aaron Selvaggi leads Selvaggi Built with a clear focus on healthcare renovation, occupied facility construction, and complex tenant improvement work across Southern California. His leadership emphasizes trust, responsiveness, safety, craftsmanship, and the disciplined coordination required to deliver successful projects in active hospital and medical environments.

Aaron Selvaggi. Founder & President.
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Our Team

Leadership and field staff
Portrait of Joel Hernandez

Joel Hernandez

Director of Operations

Oversees project delivery, field coordination, operational systems, and team execution across Selvaggi Built's healthcare renovation work.

With a practical, solutions-focused leadership style, he supports clients, project teams, and trade partners by helping ensure complex renovations are planned clearly, coordinated effectively, and executed with the reliability active healthcare environments require.

Portrait of Adam Hill

Adam Hill

Office Manager

Supports daily operations, team coordination, and administrative systems that help keep projects, communication, and internal workflows running smoothly.

With a steady, organized approach, he helps maintain the structure behind Selvaggi Built's work, supporting the office, project teams, and client-facing operations with reliability and attention to detail.

Portrait of Leslie Lentz-Eldridge

Leslie Lentz-Eldridge

Marketing Director

Leads brand strategy, marketing, and communication for Selvaggi Built, helping shape how the company presents its expertise, values, and healthcare renovation experience across every client touchpoint.

With a strategic eye for messaging, growth, and client experience, she develops the proposals, website content, marketing systems, and brand initiatives that support Selvaggi Built's continued visibility and trusted reputation.

Portrait of Luis Hernandez

Luis Hernandez

Superintendent

Leads field execution with a focus on safety, coordination, quality, and minimizing disruption in active healthcare environments.

With a steady, hands-on approach, he works closely with project teams, trade partners, and facility staff to keep work moving efficiently, maintain clean and organized job sites, and support the level of communication and reliability complex renovations require.

Portrait of Michelle Murrey

Michelle Murrey

Estimating Administrator

Supports the estimating process through organized documentation, bid coordination, and clear communication with project teams, trade partners, and vendors.

With a detail-focused and dependable approach, she helps keep preconstruction workflows moving efficiently, supporting accurate proposals, timely responses, and the coordination needed to help projects start with clarity and confidence.

Portrait of Martin Peralta

Martin Peralta

Project Foreman

Keeps daily field work moving through hands-on coordination, jobsite organization, and consistent communication with project teams, trade partners, and facility staff.

With a practical, detail-focused approach, he helps maintain safe, clean, and efficient jobsites while keeping work aligned with project goals, schedule requirements, and the standards active healthcare environments demand.

Portrait of Axel Guzman

Axel Guzman

Junior Estimator

Contributes to the estimating process through quantity takeoffs, bid support, document review, and coordination with internal teams and trade partners.

With a detail-oriented and eager approach, he helps organize preconstruction information, support proposal accuracy, and keep estimating workflows moving with clarity and responsiveness.

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Credentials

Confirmed
License

CSLB License

#1079406

Verify with the CSLB →
Service Area

California Only

Healthcare interior construction.

Compliance

HCAI / OSHPD

ICRA Level 3 and 4 execution under Title 22.

Ready to start

Submit a project for review.

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Contact

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Send us your scope, schedule, and compliance tier. We respond within one business day.

Office
5100 E. La Palma Ave., Ste 110
Anaheim, CA 92807
Phone 657-201-3606
License CSLB #1079406
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We use the details you provide only to respond to your inquiry. We never sell or share your information. See our Privacy Policy.

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

What facility directors, planners, and infection preventionists ask us most: before, during, and after a project.

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Working with us

How do we start a project with you?

Start an RFP from any page: describe your project in a line or two and our scoping assistant structures it into a formal brief for our estimating team. If you would rather talk first, contact us directly; we respond within one business day.

Either way, we walk the facility before we quote. Every plan starts with a clear understanding of patient care, staff workflow, access, safety, and infection control on your site.

What areas do you serve?

California only. We are based in Anaheim and build across Southern California's healthcare facilities under CSLB License #1079406.

What types of facilities do you build in?

Hospitals, medical office buildings, surgery centers, behavioral health facilities, imaging and diagnostic suites, and clinical laboratories. See Expertise for how we approach each sector.

Do you take on small projects, or only major renovations?

Both. Recent work ranges from focused refurbishments (a nurses station, behavioral health dining rooms) to multi-phase renovation programs. What matters is not the size of the project; it is that the work happens inside an active healthcare environment, and that is what our process is built for.

How long does a typical project take?

It scales with scope and containment tier. A focused refurbishment can run in weeks; a multi-phase program can run well over a year, like the 27-room behavioral health renovation we completed at Canyon Ridge over 15 months. During scoping we build the phasing schedule around your facility's operations, so the real answer for your project comes out of the site walk, not a generic estimate.

Will you work with our facility's existing architect or engineer?

Yes. We routinely coordinate construction sequencing directly with a facility's architect, engineer of record, or Inspector of Record. If your project does not yet have a design team in place, tell us during scoping so we can flag what it will need before construction starts.

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Building in active facilities

Can you renovate while our facility stays open?

That is the core of what we do. Our Zero-Disruption Protocol engineers the build sequence around facility operations: phasing, containment, infection control, utility shutdowns, access, and daily documentation, so patient care continues while construction moves forward. Read more in How We Work.

How do you keep patients and staff safe during construction?

Containment is planned before tools are mobilized: ICRA barriers, rigid wall systems, HEPA-filtered negative air machines, sealed debris routes, and continuous superintendent monitoring to verify containment holds. Every phase is reviewed with facility directors and Inspectors of Record.

Will there be noise, shutdowns, or interruptions to care?

Disruptive tie-ins, shutdowns, and utility work are restricted to pre-approved after-hours windows with facility sign-off. The schedule serves the facility, not the build: work hours, deliveries, and access are planned around your operations.

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Compliance and process

What ICRA level do you work under?

We regularly execute ICRA Level 3 and Level 4 containment. Not sure what your project requires? Our free ICRA Level Assessor generates the barrier tier, negative-pressure specification, and mitigation checklist to share with your infection control team.

Do you work on HCAI (formerly OSHPD) projects?

Yes. We plan and deliver work in HCAI-regulated facilities, coordinating phasing, inspections, and documentation with your Inspector of Record. Our compliance roadmap tool maps the permit path for your project type.

What happens after I submit an RFP?

Your brief goes straight to our estimating team and we respond within one business day. From there we schedule a facility walk. We listen on site before we quote, so the proposal reflects your real operational constraints, not assumptions.

Are you licensed to work in California healthcare facilities?

Yes. Selvaggi Built holds CSLB License #1079406 and builds exclusively in California. The licensing, insurance, and bonding documentation your jurisdiction requires, whether HCAI or a local building department, is provided as part of every bid package.

Still have a question?

Ask us directly.

If your question is about a specific project, the fastest path is a conversation. We respond within one business day.

Legal

Privacy policy.

We collect what we need to answer you and nothing else. This site runs no analytics, sets no cookies of its own, and holds no database of visitors.

Last updated: August 15, 2026

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Who we are and what this covers

Selvaggi Built, Inc. is a California licensed contractor, CSLB #1079406, at 5100 E. La Palma Ave., Ste 110, Anaheim, CA 92807. We build healthcare interiors in California only.

This policy covers this website and the two functions behind it: the contact relay that emails us your inquiry, and the assistant that generates output for the planning tools. It does not cover work performed under a signed construction contract. That work is governed by the contract, by any business associate agreement in place, and by your facility's own policies.

This is a business-to-business site. It is intended for facility directors, planners, infection preventionists, architects, and their teams. It is not directed to children, and we do not knowingly collect information from anyone under 16.

Do not send patient information through this website. Our forms and tools exist to describe construction scope, not clinical data. If a project involves protected health information, we handle it under a signed agreement, never through a web form.

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What we collect, form by form

Contact form

Your name, organization, email address, phone number if you enter one, and the project details you type. Nothing else. The form carries one hidden anti-spam field that is invisible to you and always empty unless an automated bot fills it in, in which case the submission is discarded.

Submitting it sends those fields to our contact endpoint, which composes an email and hands it to Resend for delivery to sales@selvaggibuilt.com. Your email address is set as the reply-to so we can answer you directly.

Project Brief Builder and the RFP modal

Two steps, two different destinations.

  • When you press Draft My RFP, the project notes you typed are sent to our AI endpoint, which forwards them to Anthropic's Claude API to produce the structured draft you see on screen. At this point nothing has been emailed to us and nothing has been stored.
  • When you press Submit RFP, both your original notes and the generated draft are sent to our contact endpoint and emailed to sales@selvaggibuilt.com through Resend.

The Brief Builder has no name or email field. We receive only the text you typed. If you want us to be able to reply, put your contact details in the notes, or use the contact form instead.

The one-line project box on the home page and the Tools page does not send anything anywhere. It only carries your text into the modal above.

ICRA Level Assessor

Four dropdown selections: construction activity, patient risk group, project duration, and adjacent occupancy. There is no free-text field and no identity field. Those four values go to our AI endpoint and on to Anthropic's Claude API to generate the matrix. Nothing from this tool is emailed to us and nothing is stored.

Process and Compliance Roadmap

Four dropdown selections: facility type, project scope in square feet, adjacent operations, and HCAI or structural status. Same path as the ICRA Assessor. Nothing is emailed to us and nothing is stored.

Collected automatically by our host

Like any website, ours is served by a host that records standard request data: IP address, browser user agent, the URL requested, and a timestamp. We do not use that data to build a profile of you. We use it to keep the site available and to investigate abuse.

Both API endpoints apply a short rate limit to stop one visitor from consuming the whole allowance. To do that, they hold your IP address in memory for sixty seconds. It is never written to disk and it is discarded when the function restarts.

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What we do not do

  • No analytics. There is no Google Analytics, no Google Tag Manager, no Meta pixel, no LinkedIn Insight Tag, and no session-recording or heatmap tool anywhere on this site.
  • No advertising. We run no retargeting, no ad pixels, and no cross-context behavioral advertising.
  • No cookies of our own. This site sets no first-party cookies. It stores nothing in your browser's local storage either. It reads one optional key, selvaggi.haptics, so you can switch off vibration feedback on a phone. It never writes that key, and the value never leaves your device.
  • No database. Form submissions are not written to a database or a file. They arrive as email in our sales inbox.
  • No sale and no sharing. We do not sell personal information and we do not share it for cross-context behavioral advertising, as those terms are defined in California law. We have not done either in the preceding twelve months.
  • No sensitive personal information. We do not ask for and do not want government identifiers, financial account details, precise geolocation, biometrics, or health information about you.
  • No profiling and no automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects about you.
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Who processes your information

We use a small number of service providers. Each one processes information only to deliver its service to us.

  • Vercel Inc. hosts this site and runs the two functions behind the forms. Vercel keeps standard access and runtime logs for a limited period.
  • Resend delivers form submissions to our sales inbox as transactional email. It processes the fields you submitted in order to send that message.
  • Anthropic PBC operates the Claude API that generates the output of the ICRA Assessor, the Roadmap generator, and the Brief Builder. The text or selections you submit to those tools are transmitted to Anthropic to produce the response. We use Anthropic's commercial API, whose terms state that customer inputs and outputs are not used to train Anthropic's models. Anthropic retains API data for a limited period for trust and safety purposes under its own policy.
  • Google LLC supplies the map frame on our Contact page. That frame is loaded lazily, so it is requested only if you open the Contact page and scroll down to it. When it loads, Google receives your IP address and browser information and may set cookies in Google's own context, under Google's privacy policy rather than ours. If you would rather not load it, do not scroll to the map; our address is printed in text above it and in the footer of every page.

We also disclose information when the law requires it, when we need to enforce our terms, or in connection with a sale or reorganization of the business. None of that is a sale of personal information.

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Why we collect it, and how long we keep it

We use what you send for four things: to answer your inquiry, to prepare an estimate or proposal, to generate the tool output you asked for, and to keep the site secure and available. We do not use it for marketing lists, and we do not add you to a newsletter.

  • Contact form and submitted briefs: retained as ordinary business correspondence in our sales inbox for as long as the inquiry is live and afterward for our project and bid records. Ask us to delete it and we will, subject to the records we are required to keep as a licensed contractor.
  • Tool inputs and outputs: not retained by us. We keep no copy on our servers. Anthropic's retention is governed by its own policy.
  • Host logs: retained by Vercel for a short period under its retention policy. If our email provider is ever misconfigured, our contact function records the submission in the runtime log so the inquiry is not silently lost; those log entries are short-lived and are not exported anywhere.
  • Rate-limit records: sixty seconds, in memory only.
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Your California privacy rights

The California Consumer Privacy Act, as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act, gives California residents specific rights. Those rights now cover business contacts too, so they apply to you even though you are reaching us in a professional capacity.

Categories we have collected in the last twelve months

  • Identifiers: name, email address, telephone number, IP address.
  • Personal information under Civil Code section 1798.80(e): name, telephone number, employer or organization.
  • Professional or employment-related information: your organization and whatever role context you choose to include.
  • Internet or other electronic network activity: pages requested, user agent, and timestamps, recorded by our host.
  • Inferences: none. We build no profiles.
  • Sensitive personal information: none.

Sources: directly from you when you submit a form or a tool, and automatically from your browser through our host. Business purposes: responding to inquiries, preparing estimates, providing the tools you requested, and security and debugging. Recipients: the service providers named in section 04, each acting as a service provider or processor under contract.

We have not sold personal information and we have not shared it for cross-context behavioral advertising in the preceding twelve months. We do not knowingly sell or share the personal information of consumers under 16.

The rights you have

  • Know and access. Ask what we have collected about you, where it came from, why we collected it, and who received it, and get a copy in a portable format.
  • Delete. Ask us to delete what we hold, subject to the exceptions the statute allows, including records we must keep as a licensed contractor.
  • Correct. Ask us to fix information that is inaccurate.
  • Opt out of sale or sharing. There is nothing to opt out of. We do neither, which is why you will not find a "Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information" link on this site.
  • Limit the use of sensitive personal information. Not applicable. We collect none.
  • No retaliation. We will not deny you service, charge you differently, or give you a lesser response because you exercised a privacy right.

How to make a request

Email sales@selvaggibuilt.com with "California Privacy Request" in the subject line, call 657-201-3606, or write to us at 5100 E. La Palma Ave., Ste 110, Anaheim, CA 92807.

We confirm receipt within ten business days and respond within forty-five days. If we need longer we will tell you why and take up to forty-five additional days. To verify a request we match it against information we already hold, which in practice means the email address you used to contact us; we may ask you to confirm from that address. An authorized agent may act for you with written permission and proof of authority, and we may still ask you to verify your own identity.

Global Privacy Control and Do Not Track

We honor opt-out preference signals, but there is nothing here for one to act on, because we do not sell or share personal information. We do not respond to Do Not Track headers for the same reason: there is no tracking on this site to turn off.

Shine the Light

Under Civil Code section 1798.83, California residents may ask about disclosures of personal information to third parties for those parties' own direct marketing. We make no such disclosures.

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Security, location, and changes

The site is served over HTTPS. Our API keys are held server-side and are never sent to your browser. We set security headers that block MIME sniffing, restrict framing, limit referrer data, and deny geolocation, microphone, and camera access. No system is perfectly secure, and we make no guarantee that a transmission over the internet cannot be intercepted.

We operate in California and our providers process data in the United States. This site is not directed to the European Economic Area or the United Kingdom, and we do not offer services there. If you contact us from outside the United States, your information will be processed in the United States.

Articles on this site link to outside resources such as HCAI, ASHE, APIC, and the CSLB. Those sites have their own policies and we do not control them.

If we change this policy we will change the date at the top. Material changes will be described here rather than made quietly.

Questions

Ask us about your data.

Email sales@selvaggibuilt.com and a person will answer. See also our Terms of Use.

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Terms of use.

The planning tools on this site are reference output. They are not a permit, not a schedule, not a bid, and not professional advice. Read section 03 before you act on anything they produce.

Last updated: August 15, 2026

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Agreement to these terms

This website is operated by Selvaggi Built, Inc., a California corporation and licensed contractor, CSLB #1079406, at 5100 E. La Palma Ave., Ste 110, Anaheim, CA 92807. In these terms, "we" and "us" mean Selvaggi Built, Inc., and "you" means the person using the site.

Using this site means you accept these terms. If you are using it on behalf of a hospital, health system, architect, or any other organization, you confirm you have authority to accept them for that organization. If you do not accept them, do not use the site or its tools.

Your use of the site is also governed by our Privacy Policy.

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What this site is, and what it is not

This site describes our healthcare interior construction work in California. It is marketing and reference material.

Nothing on it is a bid, a quote, a proposal, an offer to perform work, or an acceptance of any scope. Prices are not published here and no page commits us to a price, a duration, or a means and method. A binding relationship with Selvaggi Built exists only when both parties sign a written agreement.

We are licensed in California and we build in California only. Nothing here is an offer to perform construction in a jurisdiction where we are not licensed. Our license status is publicly verifiable at the Contractors State License Board.

Case studies describe completed projects. Square footages, durations, and containment levels reflect the conditions of that project at that time. They are not a prediction of what your project will require or how long it will take.

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The planning tools are reference output

This section covers the ICRA Level Assessor, the Process and Compliance Roadmap generator, and the Project Brief Builder, together the "Tools". Read it before you rely on anything they produce.

They are not professional advice

The Tools do not provide infection prevention advice, medical advice, architectural or engineering services, code consulting, or legal advice. Using them creates no professional relationship of any kind. They are planning aids meant to help you frame a conversation with the qualified professionals who are accountable for your project.

They know almost nothing about your building

The ICRA Assessor and the Roadmap generator work from four dropdown selections each. The Brief Builder works from the notes you type. None of them has seen your drawings, your existing conditions, your air handling, your pressure relationships, your current census, your seismic or fire ratings, your interim life safety measures, or your facility's own policies. Output that ignores those things is not wrong because the tool failed. It is a limit of what the tool was ever able to know.

ICRA output is not an ICRA permit

The ICRA Assessor produces an indicative class and a checklist. It does not issue, replace, or approve an infection control risk assessment or an ICRA permit. Under ASHE and APIC guidance and your own facility's policy, the governing risk assessment must be performed and authorized by your facility's Infection Prevention personnel, working with the facility's Safety and Facilities functions. Do not mobilize work, erect barriers, or set containment on the strength of this output. Take it to your infection preventionist and let them decide.

Roadmap output is not a schedule

The Process and Compliance Roadmap produces a baseline illustration of phasing and sequence. It is not a contractual schedule, not a construction schedule, not a commitment of duration, and not a representation that any permit or approval will be granted in any timeframe. It deliberately contains no pricing and must not be used for budgeting, funding requests, or board approvals.

Brief Builder output is not an RFP

The Project Brief Builder produces a draft document for discussion. It is not a request for proposal, not a scope of work, not a specification, not a bid, and not an acceptance of any scope by us. Submitting a draft to our estimating team starts a conversation and nothing more.

Review by the authority having jurisdiction is still required

Any real project must be reviewed, permitted, and inspected by the authorities having jurisdiction. Depending on the facility that can include the California Department of Health Care Access and Information, formerly OSHPD, the local building department, the fire authority, the California Department of Public Health, and your facility's Inspector of Record. Nothing produced by these Tools substitutes for that review, anticipates its outcome, or binds any regulator. Codes, standards, and guidance change; the Tools are not a code database and are not maintained as one.

Verify before you rely

Confirm every output against current codes, current standards, your facility's policies, and the judgment of your own qualified professionals. If output conflicts with what your infection preventionist, your engineer of record, or your AHJ tells you, they are right and the tool is wrong.

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AI-generated output

The Tools are powered by a third-party large language model, Anthropic's Claude. You should understand what that means before you use them.

  • Output is generated text, not a retrieved record. It is not looked up in a standards database and it is not checked against one.
  • It can be incomplete, out of date, or simply wrong, including confidently and fluently wrong. It may assign a containment level, a duration, or a requirement that does not apply to your project.
  • No person at Selvaggi Built reviews output before you see it. It is produced on demand and shown to you directly.
  • The same or similar output may be generated for other users. Output is not unique to you and we grant no exclusivity in it.
  • We make no representation that any output is accurate, current, complete, or fit for any purpose, and we do not endorse it as our professional opinion. Our professional opinion comes from a site walk and a signed proposal.

What you type into a Tool is transmitted to our service providers to generate a response, as described in the Privacy Policy. Do not submit protected health information, patient-identifiable data, confidential drawings, information covered by a nondisclosure agreement, or anything else you are not free to send to a United States cloud service.

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Acceptable use

Use the site for legitimate evaluation of our services and for your own project planning. Do not:

  • Scrape, crawl for bulk extraction, or harvest content, contact details, or Tool output at scale.
  • Call our endpoints directly, automate submissions, or work around the rate limits.
  • Probe, scan, or test the security of the site or attempt to gain access to any system or data you are not authorized to reach.
  • Use the Tools to build, train, benchmark, or market a competing product or service, or attempt to extract the underlying prompts or models.
  • Submit malware, malicious code, or content that is unlawful, defamatory, or infringing.
  • Misrepresent who you are or what organization you represent.
  • Use the contact form to send unsolicited commercial messages.

We may limit, suspend, or block access to the site or the Tools at any time, for any reason, without notice. The Tools are offered free of charge and we may change or withdraw them at any time.

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Intellectual property

The site and its contents, including text, articles, photography, project case studies, layout, design, and code, are owned by Selvaggi Built, Inc. or its licensors and are protected by United States and international copyright law. The Selvaggi Built name, our logo, and the tagline "Precision Under Pressure" are our marks.

You may view, print, and circulate pages of this site within your own organization for internal, non-commercial evaluation, and you may link to any page. You may not republish, resell, distribute commercially, or create derivative works from our content, and you may not use our name, logo, or marks to promote another business or to imply an association that does not exist.

Third-party names that appear on this site, including HCAI, OSHPD, ASHE, APIC, the CSLB, and the names of health systems and facilities in our case studies, belong to their respective owners. They appear descriptively, to identify real projects and real standards, and their appearance does not imply that those organizations sponsor or endorse this website.

We claim no ownership of the project notes you type into a Tool, and we do not assert ownership of the text a Tool generates for you.

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Submissions and confidentiality

Nothing you send through this website is confidential. Submitting a form or a brief creates no duty of confidence on our part. If you need confidentiality, execute a nondisclosure agreement first and send the material under it, not through a web form.

Any feedback, suggestion, or idea you send us about the site or the Tools, other than personal information and your project's own details, may be used by us without restriction, attribution, or compensation.

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No warranty

The site and the Tools are provided "as is" and "as available", without warranty of any kind. To the fullest extent permitted by law we disclaim all warranties, express, implied, and statutory, including implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, title, non-infringement, and any warranty of accuracy, completeness, currency, or uninterrupted or error-free operation.

Outbound links and the map frame on our Contact page are provided for convenience. We do not control them, we do not endorse them, and we are not responsible for their content or their privacy practices.

Some jurisdictions do not allow certain disclaimers. Where that is the case, the disclaimers apply to the fullest extent the law permits.

This section applies to the website only. It does not limit, waive, or alter any warranty, obligation, or standard of care owed under a signed construction contract with Selvaggi Built. Those obligations are governed by that contract and by California contractor licensing law, not by this page.

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Limitation of liability

To the maximum extent permitted by California law, Selvaggi Built, Inc. and its officers, directors, employees, and agents will not be liable for any indirect, incidental, consequential, special, exemplary, or punitive damages, or for lost profits, lost revenue, lost data, project delay, schedule impact, cost overrun, regulatory citation or penalty, or business interruption, arising out of or related to your use of this website or the Tools, whether the claim sounds in contract, tort, or any other theory, and even if we have been advised that such damages were possible.

Our total aggregate liability for all claims arising out of or related to this website and the Tools will not exceed one hundred United States dollars.

These limits do not apply to any liability that cannot be limited or excluded under California law. They also do not apply to a signed construction contract, which carries its own terms.

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Indemnity

You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless Selvaggi Built, Inc. and its officers, directors, employees, and agents from any claim, loss, liability, or expense, including reasonable attorneys' fees, arising out of your misuse of this website, your breach of these terms, or your reliance on Tool output in a real project without the independent professional verification and regulatory review described in section 03.

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Governing law, and the rest

Governing law. These terms and any dispute arising out of them or out of your use of this website are governed by the laws of the State of California, without regard to its conflict-of-laws rules.

Venue. The state and federal courts located in Orange County, California have exclusive jurisdiction, and you consent to personal jurisdiction there.

Changes. We may update these terms. The date at the top of this page shows when they last changed. Continuing to use the site after a change means you accept the updated terms.

Severability. If any provision is held unenforceable, it is limited or severed to the minimum extent necessary and the rest stays in force.

No waiver. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver of it.

Assignment. You may not assign these terms. We may assign them in connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets.

Entire agreement. These terms and the Privacy Policy are the entire agreement between us regarding this website. They do not replace or modify any signed contract between us.

Contact. Questions about these terms go to sales@selvaggibuilt.com or 657-201-3606.

Next step

Take the output to a site walk.

A tool can frame the question. Only a walk of your facility answers it. See also our Privacy Policy.

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