What’s included
The usual scope. Every job is priced from its drawings, so tell us what yours calls for.
- Interior partitions and demising walls
- Bulkheads, soffits and drop ceilings
- Shaft walls and mechanical chases
- Furring and wall linings on concrete and block
- Backing for millwork, cabinets, grab bars and fixtures
- Deflection heads at the deck
How we deliver it
Walls are set out from the drawings and checked on site before a stud goes up, so conflicts surface early.
Studs, track and bulkheads go up with backing placed while walls are still open.
Rough-in trades get straight walls on the dates they were promised.
Common questions
Why steel studs instead of wood for interiors?
Steel studs are non-combustible, straight and dimensionally stable: they do not twist, shrink or rot. Many commercial and high-rise buildings require non-combustible construction, and straight walls make for a better drywall finish.
Do you install backing for other trades?
Yes. Backing for cabinets, millwork, grab bars, TVs and fixtures is placed while the walls are open, which is far cheaper than opening finished walls later.
Send the drawings and a target schedule. One crew covers the full interior, so add any other trades to the same quote.