New Rochelle Drywall Pros installs the full range of commercial ceiling systems, from suspended acoustical grid to hard-lid drywall and rated ceiling assemblies. The ceiling ties together the lighting, mechanical, and acoustic strategy of a space, so we build it to the reflected ceiling plan and coordinate every penetration with the trades that share the plane. We hang suspended grid-and-tile, frame and finish drywall ceilings and bulkheads, and build the rated floor-ceiling assemblies that commercial fire strategies require. Delivering a level, coordinated ceiling is what makes the finished space read as designed.
Suspended grid-and-tile ceilings deliver sound absorption and plenum access for offices, retail, and back-of-house, and they have to hang dead-level with even borders. We install the main and cross tees square to the room, wire to the structure per code, and lay in the specified acoustic tile. Coordinating the grid to the reflected ceiling plan keeps fixtures centered and the borders balanced.
Lobbies, corridors, and feature areas call for monolithic drywall ceilings, dropped bulkheads, soffits, and floating clouds framed from hat channel or metal framing. We frame and finish these to the plan, detailing control joints and back-blocking on wide spans so the ceiling stays flat and crack-free. Crisp reveals where drywall meets grid are what give a commercial ceiling its finished, designed look.
Where the fire strategy calls for it, we build UL-listed rated ceiling and floor-ceiling assemblies with the specified Type X or Type C board, framing, and joint treatment. We firestop penetrations through the rated ceiling and detail the perimeter to hold the listing. Building the complete tested assembly is what keeps the horizontal fire separation performing to its rating.
The ceiling is a shared plane, so we coordinate lights, diffusers, sprinkler heads, speakers, and sensors with the electrical, mechanical, fire-protection, and low-voltage trades. Locating every penetration to the reflected ceiling plan before the grid or board goes up avoids cut-in patches and keeps fixtures where the design intends. A coordinated ceiling is what lets all the overhead trades finish clean.
Across New Rochelle and the Westchester communities of White Plains, Rye, Port Chester, Mount Vernon, and Harrison, we install commercial ceiling systems.