Metal Stud Framing
Metal stud systems consists of two main components, the track and the stud. Tracks are installed first and usually fastened to the floor and ceiling using concrete screws to both the slab and to the ceiling joists. Studs come in the same dimensions as most lumber and are inserted in the tracks, then twisted in place until they are square. Framing screws fasten the stud and track together. Both studs and track can both be cut to size using snips.
Acoustical Ceilings
Grid and suspension systems can be economical or aesthetically appealing. Ceiling systems are dependent upon the parameters the architect/designer has developed to create effective sound control.
Specialty Ceilings
Ceiling Panels can make all of the difference when choosing what is best for a project. Acoustical panels, wood panels, metal panels, translucent panels, and canopies can offer a variety of options and create a unique design to any project.
Drywall
Drywall suspension systems install fast to both interior and exterior projects and can be ideal for complex shapes such as coffers or stepped soffit designs.
Gypsum
Gypsum Panels are panels made of gypsum plaster pressed between two thick sheets of paper used in drywall construction to create interior and exterior walls and ceilings.
Gypsum Board Shaft Wall
Gypsum board shaft wall construction is often the preferred alternative to traditional shafts. Shaftliner board creates a lightweight, easy-to-install replacement for masonry in the interior core of buildings for shaftwalls, stairwells, other vertical chases and mechanical enclosures.
Doors, Door Frame & Hardware Installation
Installation of new opening, replacement, and retrofit openings.
Venetian Plaster/Stucco
Wall and ceiling finish consisting of plaster mixed with marble dust, applied with a spatula or trowel in thin, multiple layers, which are then burnished to create a smooth surface with the illusion of depth and texture.
Reconstruction Services
Restore and remodel your business with our professional reconstruction services. We work to minimize downtime and related costs in the reconstruction process and strive to provide timely project completion. Additionally, we understand the sensitivity needed when working in an occupied environment.
Insulation
Building insulation can be used for thermal purposes, reducing unwanted heat loss or gain and can decrease overall energy demands. This also applies to acoustic insulation, fire insulation, and impact insulation Often an insulation material will be chosen for its ability to perform several of these functions at once. Insulating buildings during construction is much easier than retrofitting, as generally the insulation is hidden, and parts of the building need to be deconstructed to reach them.
Simulated Stone
Simulated stone offers a wide selection of profiles and colors in the industry used to greatly enhance the look and feel of a project.