Type II vinyl in corridors and patient rooms. Custom murals in restaurants. Acoustic and textile wallcoverings in offices and hotels. Estimated from plans, installed nights and weekends when you need it, with certificates of insurance and lien releases handled without being asked.
Reception walls, conference rooms, corridors. Textile and vinyl wallcoverings that survive rolling chairs and moving day.
Hotel corridors and guest rooms, restaurant dining rooms and bars, custom murals and scenic panels that photograph well.
Type II vinyl that meets cleaning protocols in exam rooms, waiting rooms and corridors; scheduled around patient hours.
Feature walls, amenity spaces, leasing offices and model units, delivered on the general contractor's schedule.
Takeoffs from plans, submittals, product data, sequencing with painters and millwork, punch-list responsiveness.
Repairs, seam re-adhesion, matching an existing vinyl in a corridor, and full replacement at turnover.
Commercial wallcovering comes 52–54 inches wide on 30-yard bolts, weighs twice what residential paper does, and is hung with heavy-duty clay or clear commercial adhesives over a mildew-resistant primer. Seams are double-cut. Inside corners are wrapped, outside corners are protected. It takes a two-person crew, a proper paste machine, and a schedule that respects an occupied building.
We install Type I and Type II vinyl from the major mills, acoustic and textile wallcoverings, digital murals on commercial-grade non-woven, and specialty products including wood veneer and metallic laminates. We follow each manufacturer's published hanging instructions and keep the product data on file for your warranty.
Hotel corridor, 54-inch Type II vinyl
From plans to punch listYardage from drawings or a site walk, product-specific primer and adhesive schedule, a written bid within three business days.
3 business daysProduct data, COI, and a sequence coordinated with your painter, millwork and flooring.
Pre-constructionLevel 4 finish verified, primer applied; we flag and price any substrate problems before goods arrive.
Per scheduleTwo-person crews, after hours or weekends where required, dust and noise controlled, daily clean-up.
Per scheduleWalk-through with your superintendent, punch items same week, lien release and warranty documents delivered.
Same weekCommercial wallcovering is bid by the yard or by the square foot from the drawings, with the material specified by the designer or supplied by us through trade accounts. As a national reference, complex and commercial installation runs $12–$16+ per square foot installed for specialty goods, and standard Type II vinyl considerably less; the number depends on wall height, occupancy, after-hours requirements and the product. Send the plans and the finish schedule and we'll return a written bid.
Insurance certificates naming your entity, W-9s, lien releases and warranty documentation are standard on every job.
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Read the guideYardage takeoffs from drawings, product-specific adhesive and primer schedules, and a crew that has hung 54-inch goods in occupied buildings.