New Rochelle Drywall Pros frames the light-gauge and structural metal stud assemblies that commercial interiors are built on. Straight, plumb framing set to the wall-type legend is what lets the finished board hang flat and hold across long commercial runs, so we treat the framing scope as the foundation of a clean job. We lay out partition, demising, shaft, and corridor walls to plan, size the stud gauge and spacing to the specified assembly, and detail the head-of-wall and bracing to structure above. Every wall is set true to spec before a single panel goes up.
We frame non-load-bearing light-gauge partitions as well as heavier structural stud walls where the drawings call for load-bearing or exterior-wall framing. Stud gauge, depth, and spacing are set to the assembly and the wall height so deflection and stiffness meet the spec rather than a default. Non-combustible steel framing stays straight and dimensionally stable, which keeps the finished drywall plane true over the life of the space.
Commercial layouts are defined by their walls, so we frame tenant partitions, unit and suite demising walls, and elevator and mechanical shaft walls to the exact wall types on the plan. Shaft walls get C-H stud framing to receive shaftliner panels, and demising walls are framed full-height to structure where the assembly requires. Correct layout here is what keeps the finished floor plate matching the approved drawings.
Full-height walls that meet a deck or structure above have to accommodate structural movement without cracking the finish or breaking a rated joint. We install slotted deflection track and detail the head-of-wall condition per the assembly, including rated firestop head-of-wall where the wall is fire-rated. Getting this connection right is what carries a rated partition through inspection and keeps the finish from cracking under deflection.
We brace tall and freestanding walls to the structure, install in-wall backing and blocking for casework, grab bars, monitors, and wall-hung fixtures per the equipment schedule, and coordinate our framing with the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing rough-in. Laying in blocking during framing rather than chasing it later keeps the other trades moving. The result is a framed shell that is ready for board and ready for the fixtures the tenant will hang on it.
Our metal stud framing crews cover New Rochelle and the surrounding Westchester communities, including Rye, Port Chester, Mamaroneck, Larchmont, and White Plains.