Dry Wall
Framing and drywall are the skeleton and skin of every build-out, and Landmark self-performs both.
Self-performed trade
Demising walls, furring, ceilings, and full interior fit-ups run on Landmark crews, which means the most schedule-critical trade in any build-out is never waiting on a subcontractor's calendar.
Finish levels get matched to the space: back-of-house gets what back-of-house needs, and customer-facing walls get finished for the lighting they will live under.
Scope includes
| Metal stud framing and demising walls |
| Hanging, taping, and finishing to specified levels |
| Ceilings, soffits, and specialty framing |
| Sound attenuation where leases require it |
| Patch and repair through the maintenance track |
Frequently asked questions
What is a demising wall?
The wall separating one tenant space from another, built to the rating and sound requirements in the lease and code. It is the most common framing scope in retail build-outs.
What drywall finish level do I need?
Depends on the surface's lighting and visibility. Utility areas typically take a lower level; smooth, critically lit feature walls justify a higher one. The estimate spells out what goes where.
Why does self-performed framing matter for schedule?
Framing and drywall sit on the critical path of every interior job. In-house crews mean that path is under Landmark's control from day one.
Do you handle small drywall repairs too?
Yes, through the facilities maintenance track, including patches, water damage repair, and paint-ready finishing.
One call. Full scope.
Hard-number estimate and schedule commitment before contract.