Measure the width of the wall and cut the sheet so its about 14 inch shorter. Have someone help you position the sheet tight against the ceiling.

Begin driving screws in the middle of the panel at a convenient height. Once the first screws are in place, put in the rest, working your way from the center of the panel toward the outside. Drive the screws 16 inches apart, and into all of the studs.

Tip: Hanging drywall horizontally can lessen the amount of taping required and place the seam at a convenient height. A longer wall may need more than one sheet of drywall.

Start by hanging a full sheet as before. Tack it in place, and then drive screws every 16 inches and into the studs.

If the sheet covers a window that has yet to be installed:Cover the window with a drywall panel and insert a few screws to mark the corners of the future window. If you have a drywall router, plunge the router into the approximate center of the window and cut sideways and vertically until you find the edges. If you dont have a router, use a handsaw.

If the window is in place:Take off the window trim and cut the window opening in the drywall sheet before you hang it. Lay out the cut by positioning the sheet along the floor and marking where it meets the bottom edge of the window. Measure from the ceiling to the window top to lay out the top edge of the cut.

To cut around a door:Lay out a door cut the same way as a window. Remove the trim. Lean the piece of drywall against the opening, mark the location of the studs, and draw a line for the top of the door opening. Make cuts for both doors and windows with a router or drywall saw and screw the panels in place with drywall screws.

To cut for outlets or other wall fixtures:Use a spiral saw.Note the height of the outlet box or fixture and draw marks on the floor to show where it is. Remove the wires and screw the drywall in place, covering the box and driving just enough screws to keep the drywall in place. Find the inside edge of the box or fixture by plunging the spiral saw into the box and cutting sideways to the edges in a counterclockwise direction.

Tip: If you are using a hand saw, rub the edges of the outlet box with a dry-erase marker or lipstick and put the drywall panel in place in front of it with two screws for positioning. Rub along the front of the panel where the outlet box is. Then remove the panel and cut along the marks on the back of the panel. Reattach the panel and add drywall screws as necessary.

Cut a piece of drywall 1/4-inch short to fit between the corner and the last installed panel. Screw the drywall in place. Where the panels meet, cut a V-groove into the short non-tapered ends with a utility knife, as this will make hiding the joint easier when you're taping.

Begin the bottom row with a shorter piece so that the seam in the top row will not be directly above the seam in the bottom row.Position the piece, lift it with a panel lift, and screw it in place. When the small piece is in place, install the longer piece.

Tip: There should be a slight gap between the floor and the drywall so that the drywall won't jam against bumps in the floor. Baseboard will cover it later. If necessary, trim the sheet to leave about a 12-inch gap.

When framing outside corners:Cut a piece of drywall long so that it hangs over the corner.Trim it with a spiral saw after its in place.Hang the abutting panel, leaving it long, too, and trim it to create a tight, well-fitted corner.Protect the corners with metal corner bead. A bead that is a bit long will kink when you fasten it. To prevent this, cut the bead with tin snips, leaving it about 12 inch short. Hold the bead tight against the ceiling. Screws will distort the bead, so nail it in place, spacing the nails every 9 inches.

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Wesleys Drywall has become one of the leading drywall(sheetrock)contractors in the Athens GAarea. We have been serving Athens, Clarke County, Oconee County and the surrounding areas in Georgia for over 26 years. We have the experience to handle all your drywall needs.

Wesleys Drywall is best known for providing skilled and reliable Drywall and Sheetrock work. Whether you are building the home of your dreams or doing that much needed remodeling project or even the most basic patches and repairs, Wesleys Drywall guarantees you nothing short of quality and professionalism from beginning to end.

We are a qualified company that you can trust. Call us today for a free estimate!

We feel that our work is our best method of advertisement; therefore we never walk away from an unfinished project or a job that we can not be proud of. We are devoted to customer satisfaction.

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Since 2005, Stanfield Air Systems has relied upon Wesleys Drywall for their expert service. Their work performance always exceeds customerexpectations...Sally Stanfield AllenStanfield Air Systemswww.stanfieldair.com

Any time we need sheetrock repair, I do not hesitate to contact Wesley''s Drywall. They are always very prompt on scheduling repairs, and they do quality work. Dustin, Community ManagerThe Reserve at Athenswww.reserveatathens.com

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Obviously you need drywall panels 🙂 There are many kinds of panels designed to satisfy various requirements. Before you start think about what you want to achieve and buy what you need for your goals. Drywall panels are manufactured in various sizes, thicknesses and using different materials for different purposes.

Drywall compound is used to fill the gaps between the drywall sheets. You can buy premixed ready to use compound.

Drywall tape is used to reinforce the compound applied on the drywall joints.

Shims are needed when the wall frame behind the drywall is less than perfect.

Inner and outer corners need special care and the best way for quality results is to use metal profiles.

Now that you have the full list of materials and tools needed for your drywall DIY project it is time to start planning and calculating quantities. Good luck!

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Welcome toSA Drywall drywalling contractors. We are a specialist ceiling and partition company. You will find excellent quality workmanship at a fairprice here. You will also receive a fast service. We are not the cheapest in the industry but we are the best. If you are looking for quality over quantity then you have come to the right place.

Our drywalling services include:

Drywall partitioning: which we install with optional insulation whichisinserted into the cavity of thewall.Insulation will make the room soundproof andkeep the room warm in winter and cool in summer.Fire rated drywall: which minimises the risk due to fire. Our supplier issues with a fire rated certificatewith recommendedmethod of construction. Drywall ceilings: are a popular choice for homes. Customers install ceilings with down lighters for a modern look. Flush skim ceilings: are given a Rhinolite basecoat and thenskimmed smooth with cretestone. Suspended ceilings:also know drop ceiling or lay-in ceiling. Most corporate customerschoose this ceilinganda lot of people are doing their garages with suspended ceiling which is very cost effective. Bulkhead ceilings: form a box shape beneath the main ceiling and are very aesthetically pleasing.Bulkheads are seenin fancy homes and entrance halls to hotels. Shop hoarding: is used to close a shopdue to renovations inside the shop.. We have done extensive hoarding work at Cape Gate shopping mall and other malls.

Our drywalling team consists of skilled artisans and labourers. Ourforeman has been involved in our industry for over 20 years and is well known for his high standard of work. When choosing SA Drywall for your drywalls and ceilings, you can rest assured that youre gettingthe job done right. Its so important in our industry to do your due diligence when choosing a suitable contractor. We have too many people trying to make a quick buck and that is where many problems arise. Choose SA Drywall for you next project and you will be very happy. We are able to give you expert advice on your project if required.

SA Drywall follows exact drywall installation procedures and we do not cut any corners. We also buy our materials from reputable suppliers. Our workers are friendly and trustworthy. We will simplify the process for you. Your job will be done in the required time frame. We are a Lafarge Certified installer. Lafargeis the biggest supplier of gypsum boards in South Africa.

Drywalling is a cost effective alternative to brick andmortar.And can be erected in half the time. Many different types of structures can be built using drywall. Drywall installations are not limited to ceiling and partitions. They can be used to build shelves, headboards and more. Drywalling definitely has its advantages. But there are a few disadvantages too. Drywall should never be installed near damp or wet areas.Rhinoboard is vulnerable to waterand can break if not installed properly ornot used for the right application.

You will find pictures of our recent work by scrolling down onthis page. You will also find recent customers weve worked with. We can also provide you with contact name and numbers of these companies so you can get references if you want.

Thank you for visiting our website and we look forward to hearing from you.

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SA Drywall specialises indrywall installation. Drywall partitioning, gypsum ceilings, suspended ceilings and bulkhead ceilings. We pride ourselves on superb quality workmanship. Every one of our drywall installers is trained professionally.We will deliver on our promise of excellent workmanship.

We offer our customers a complete solution. All our drywalling projects come complete with skimming, painting, skirting and cornice. The finished product requires no further attention.This approach makes the most sense and makes your life easier.

We do residential, commercial and industrial drywall installations.Bathroom drywall installations.Garage drywall installations. Bulkhead ceilings for your reception area.Gypsum ceilings for your home.Suspended ceilings for your offices. Drywall partitioning for your warehouse. Whatever your requirements, we will give you great service. We currently operate throughout the Western Cape.

drywall installations for all applications

A drywall installation can be done by anybody with the right guidance. For the DIY enthusiast it shouldnt be a problem. And now you can too, even if youre a newbie. Here is a simplified process you can follow.

Lets say youre installing drywall partitioning. Your first job is to measure the length and height of the proposed area you want to build the drywall. For example. A height of 2540mm x length of 4800mm equals 12.2 square metres. Plasterboard or gypsum boards normally come in 2.7m or 3m or 3.6m lengths x 1.2m wide. We will therefore use the 2.7m x 1.2m size and we will require 8 of these. They also come in different thicknesses. For partitions, you will use the thicker 12mm plasterboard, because you want your wall to be a strong as possible. The drywall must be able to withstand knocks and bumps. Please note that youneed these drywall sheets delivered to your site unless you have a flat bed truck.

Now you must assess the structure which you will attach your drywall partitiononto. Is the floor made of concrete, woodor steel? This information will ensure that you buy the right fasteners (drywall screw for timber; 13mm wafer head screw for metal and 6mm hammer screw for concrete) for your drywall tracks. The tracks are secured to the existing walls, ceiling and floor to form a frame. Then the studs are connected to the frame in a vertical position every 600mm. Plasterboards are then screwed onto the tracks and studs forming a solid partition.

Next, you need to visit your local hardware store and buy all the tools and materials for the job. Tools will include a chalk line, tape measure, spirit level, cordless drill, pencil, tin snips and utility knife. Materials will be the gypsum boards as well as the aluminium tracks and studs with appropriate fasteners, skirtings and cornices.

For the installation. Step1: Draw a chalk line from the existing wall across the ceiling. Step 2: Draw another chalk line from the existing wall across the floor. Make sure these 2 chalk lines are perfectly aligned using a spirit level. Attach the 76mm track to the ceiling using the appropriate fasteners. Next use a level and attach a 76mm track to the floor from the ceiling down to the ground. Now attach your studs to the tracks every 600mm. Then secure your plasterboards to the studs. Now tape up all the joints and skim with Rhino-glide. Apply primer and paint with white PVA.

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The following is an overview of the projects that were underway during July in the Burbank Unified School District using Measure S funds:

The childcare program at Harte Elementary School has been moved to another location. Demolition of the south building should be completed soon. Utilities for existing portable classrooms have been disconnected. Grading and excavation for a mobile-classroom project are scheduled to start soon.

The power lines to Jefferson Elementary School have been relocated and started back up. Demolition of the concrete pad and asphalt paving is expected to be completed soon. The drilling for shoring along Karen Street and next to the new modular classrooms has started. The demolition, grading and excavation for a mobile-classroom project are scheduled to start soon.

Installation of the interior finishes in the new modular classrooms has started at Stevenson Elementary School. The perimeter fence along Avon Street has been installed. Also, the curb and concrete strips along the playground are being installed. Visual and audio improvements are in place in all classrooms.

Exterior painting at Luther Middle School is nearly complete. Installation of visual and audio improvements in all classrooms is complete.

Installation and patching of drywall in Building B at the Mann Child Care Center continued. Installation of the seismic hold-down clips on the heating and air-conditioning units on the roof is ongoing as is installation of electrical underground utilities. Installation and testing of the gas piping is completed. Construction of the water and waste piping in Building B continued.

New wireless access points will be added on the athletic fields at Burbank High School.

Painting of the exteriors of the buildings at Muir Middle School is almost complete.

Installation of visual and audio improvements is expected to be completed at Disney Elementary School later this month.

Cabling and speaker installation in all classrooms is complete at Jordan Middle School.

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When it comes to installing a wall hangingbe it a work of art, a shower curtain bar, a knife grabber, or a big, heavy mirrorthere are so many unspoken rules around what will hold and what won't that it can be intimidating to even move forward. (Pan right to the pile of artwork that's been waiting patiently to be hung on your walls for over a year. Now cue the violins!) Very real dark thoughts might bubble up: Is it safe to mount things on brick walls? Or possible to drill through ceramic tile? What kind of weight can my plaster walls bear!? We decided to settle some of these eternally prohibitive questions by calling on a bevy of experts to very kindly bust some age-old wall hanging myths. So maybe this weekend you'll actually hang all those things? We hope so.

It's easy to get caught up worrying if the mortar will crumble away and send your artwork smashing to the floor, but that's unlikely. "Drilling into and anchoring into brick or grout (which is cementitious) is more sturdy than drywallit's much thicker and stronger," explains Edmond Caputo, an expert in art installation and handling who consults for interior designers and gallerists. Note, however, that grout is much easier to patch than brick. "Drilling and mounting into the grout is usually for the purpose of preserving the face of the brick (depending on its condition)," he says. "It's easier to fill in and patch the (typically gray) grout once something gets removed than to try and patch a red brick and make it flawless again."

Art hangs on the walls of this 17th-century convent annex in Valencia that houses David Lladr's apartment (with no fear of it crashing down).

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To drill into grout, Caputo recommends a 1/8-inch Bosch masonry bit followed by "a drywall screw of the same thickness or just slightly thicker so it bites well into the grout." Use a lead anchor or masonry sleeve if you're going to drill directly into brick.

While you can certainly go the easy route here by using sticky hooks (like the ones Command makes, some of which are even humidity-resistant), "for anything with weight, youre going to have to drill into the tile wall," says Katie Battaglia, design director at Nemo Tile+Stone. Equip yourself with a diamond-head drill bit, "measure three times, and then drill" (lest you get it wrong). For something especially heavy, like a wall-hung vanity, she recommends positioning a layer or two of plywall between the piece you're hanging and the tile wall before drillingthis will help the wall bear the weight of the piece. "If you just go through the tile, the tiles not going to hold and itll pop off," she explains. So don't do that.

A mirror hangs on the mosaic-tiled wall of this Manhattan bathroom by Drake Design Associates.

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Before drilling through the tile itself, make sure they're not made of glass, which is usually tempered. "If you were to cut into tempered glass its going to shatter," Battaglia says. "Thats what its built to do; its in essence a safety glass." Ceramic or terra cotta tiles are fine to drill through, though, if you don't mind putting a hole in one foreverjust spritz them wet while you're drilling (you might want a friend's help) to help prevent cracking.

"Drywall is softer to drive a nail or screw into, but plaster can range in hardness from super stubborn to butterlike," Caputo explains. "Some plaster will be very brittle and break off into pieces if you try and drill or drive anything into it without patience." To counter these many variables, he recommends using skinny nails such as finishing brads (or those tiny ones that come with hanging kits) when hanging a piece on a plaster wall: "Slowly, steadily drive the nail as if you're tapping it into place. Sometimes this works, and sometimes you've got to repeat the method many times, as the nails will give out and begin to bend, becoming useless. Pull it out, get a fresh nail, continue to slowly drive it into the plastered wall. You can also use a masonry bit to tap into a plaster wall as well, then use a drywall screw to hang the painting from." If you're nervous anyhow, he recommends the tug test: "It never hurts to give a tug to make sure whatever you've nailed or anchored feels solid." If it isn't, you'll want to drill into a stud instead.

Even large artworks can safely hang on plaster or drywall (see: Basquiet's Trumpet on display in Steve Tisch's Beverly Hills living room).

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"Ideally you'd like to hang anything heavy by hitting a stud behind the drywallbut it's not absolutely necessary for the majority of paintings and pictures most homeowners own," Caputo says (and, yes, that means your standard drawing or painting or DIY artwork, freshly home from the framer, can go right up without bothering to break out a studfinder). "Once you start getting into works that are in the 150-pound range, you should try to hit a stud and/or just hire a professional for the job because of inherent risks to yourself and the artwork," he says. Do this also if your tug test (see myth #2) fails, meaning your drywall or plaster and lath walls are too thin.

If you can't lift the heavy antique mirror yourself, hire a professional (and be sure he or she finds the stud!).

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Valley Stream, NY (PRWEB) August 16, 2017

PreciseLED, an LED lighting manufacturer based in Valley Stream, NY, announced today that Zenlite Arc has been selected for inclusion in the 2017 IES Progress Report. The announcement was first made on stage at the IES Annual Conference on August 11th in Portland, Oregon. The Progress Report is a curated selection of next generation lighting products issued annually by the Illuminating Engineering Society (IES), the foremost organization representing the lighting community in the United States.

Zenlite Arc is heralded as the first recessed curved product in the U.S. Market that allows for a virtually unlimited degree of freedom. Curves can be as tight as a 30 diameter (15 radius), and there is no maximum. The current version of Zenlite Arc is 1 wide, but there are plans for wider versions in the future.

With Zenlite Arc included in the 2017 Progress Report, it reinforces our drive to continue creating next generation LED lighting products said Daniel Machlis, President of PreciseLED Inc. Despite the youth of our company, we proved to the lighting community that we are one of the leaders of innovation.

Since we introduced the product at Lightfair International 2017, we received tremendous feedback on Zenlite Arc. With applications ranging from artistic freeform designs to circles used as part of logos embedded into drywall, the applications to Zenlite Arc are virtually limitless. We believe that Zenlite Arc is one of the few products on the market that truly harnesses the power of LEDs and allows them to be as flexible as they can be. This is not just another product- this is the future of lighting.

About PreciseLED

PreciseLED is a privately held LED lighting manufacturer based in Valley Stream, NY. With a mission statement of providing highly engineered architectural lighting fixtures at competitive pricing that ship fast, PreciseLED stands behind its mission by ensuring every product it introduces is in line with the companys mission.

About Zenlite

Zenlite is a linear recessed lighting product line designed to be the thickness of drywall itself. The name Zenlite was chosen to imply ease, as the products are designed to specify and install easily. With a proprietary design that includes insertable PVC flanges, the installation process is simple and there arent any post installation issues that can be seen with some other lighting products. The company has, to date, filed four patents for the Zenlite product line.

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As the temperatures rise, homeowners across most of the country face the same dilemma: whether to turnon the noisy air conditioning and suffer the skyrocketing energy billsor sit through a sticky, uncomfortable summer. There doesnt seem to be much of a compromise, given that conventional forced-air systems dominate the heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) landscape in the United States. And for owners of historic, architecturally sensitive, or aesthetically challenging houses, these systems may not even bea viable option due to lack of space or the need for extensive renovation. Even window unitsthough they offer some reprievearent necessarily any more ideal: They block views, use energy inefficiently, generate unbearable noise, and can pose security risks if stationed in unlocked windows.

Fortunately, todays homeowners have access to more options and more advanced technology. One such creative and cutting-edge solution that has gained popularity over the past 30 years provides the comfort of central AC without the hassle of tearing down walls and running bulky air ducts or the expensive utility bills thereafter. High-velocity or small-duct HVAC systems comprise flexible mini ducts that can be easily routed through existing space within walls, floors, and ceilings. Moreover, the uniquely small size of their parts plays a role in ensuring operational efficiency and lower monthly billsbut thats just the tip of the iceberg of what the systems smart design can offer.

High-velocity HVACs ease of customization and installation give a homeowner plenty to think about before selecting their new systems. If youre in the market for a most efficient cooling and heating option, weigh these considerations to design a high-velocity system tailored to your home.

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1. Desired Amount of Climate ControlHigh-velocity systems are as efficient heating solutions as they are cooling, so long as you set them up to do so. First, assess whether your regions climate demands a system that only cools or one that will maintain year-round comfort with both heating and cooling. (If you aim to do both, a preferred installing contractor will connect the system to a hydronic coil, add-on heat pump, orelectric duct heater.)Next, determine how youd like to set up the system to address climate throughout the house. Theability to designate zones from a single room to an entire floor in size allows a more individual control by separate thermostats, and homeowners can further target rooms that tend to warm up faster than others as well as leave out those infrequently used to conserve energy.

Beyond what arrangements are made during the assembly of a new high-velocity HVAC, homeowners can also count on more precise control over the temperatures simply through the systems design. The Unico System operates through a process called aspiration, in which a high-velocity stream of air entering a room creates enough of a gentle suction around itself to draw the rooms air into its stream. As a result, homeowners enjoy a draft-free comfort even in rooms with once spotty coverage from forced air heating and cooling systems. Plus, temperatures from floor to ceiling and room to room are no more than 2 degrees higher or lower than what is set on the thermostat.

2. Maximum EfficiencyIf your main motivator in choosing a new system is energy savings month after month, a high-velocity system is the way to go.The Unico Systemrelies on the design of its mini ducts as well as specially wrapped and insulated supply tubing in order tominimize air loss from air handler to room. Indeed, Unicos mini ducts developed have one-third less surface area than conventional ductwork and lose that much less heat through their walls. Then, where traditional HVAC systems can lose up to 25 percent of their heating or cooling energy through leaks in ductwork, the Unico Systems quality insulation limits loss to less than 5 percent. In short, homeowners get the cooling or heating that you pay for.

On top of its superior network of ducts, Unico Systems air handler also play a part in the energy savings this high-velocity HVAC system offers. The exceptionally efficient cooling coils removeupto 30 percent more humidity than conventional systems. With less moisture in the air, a homeowner can keep the thermostat at a higher settingreducing energy use by three percent for every additional degreeand still maintain a more comfortable environment.

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3. InvisibilityNothing spoils thoughtfully decorated interior quite like the conspicuous metal grillwork of conventional air vents. Not only does their appearance detract from the overall tone of a space, but traditional metal registers are prone to streaking, and those dark, dirty trails makethem look even worse. High-velocity HVAC offers new options for vent styles that make this energy-efficient system easier on the eyes as well as the wallet.

The Unico System, for example, preserves the aesthetics of your home through a vast array of nearly invisible outlets. Choose either five-inch round or slotted half-inch-by-eight-inch styles, each in a variety of colors and wood stains that let them blend in with virtually any decor. Unfinished wood versions can even be painted or stained to exactly match their surroundings. Mounted on the ceiling, in the floor, or on a wall these vents ensure a highly discreet distribution of conditioned airand whisper-quiet airflow (thanks to sound-deadening insulation in the air handler and the layered design of the supply tubes) wont give away their hiding spots!

4. TimingProfessional installation of a high-velocity HVAC system is so quick and simple that homeowners can start reaping its benefits almost immediately. Whereas the bulky ducts in most conventional cooling and heating systems require a fair amount of renovationfrom the opening of drywall to the construction of soffits and drop ceilingsto incorporate them, a high-velocity system has the upper hand because of the compact size of its components.The flexible ducts can snake between beams and joists throughout existing cavities in ceilings, walls, or floors, while the modular air handlers and coils fit in any opening thats just a couple of feet tall and wide in, for example, an attic or crawl space. In fact, the Unico System uses less than one-third of the space in the built environment that a traditional system requires, meaning it can deliver up to nine tons of air conditioning without taking up any more space than a three-ton traditional unit.

By eliminating the need to gut the home, installation becomes less time-consuming (not to mention less disruptive and less expensive). The only question left to answer is,When should we make the switch?

Next Up: Consult a ProWhile its a good idea to weigh all these considerations on your own as you narrow down your HVAC options, the planning and assessment stage is not truly complete until you involve a professional. A qualified HVAC contractor can help you choose a high-velocity mini-duct system that best meets your needs, right down to the intricacies of determining the right size. The climate in your region, the amount of insulation in the home, the homes square footage, and the number of people typically occupying various rooms all havean impact on air handler requirements. Proper sizing is crucial: An improperly sized system will not perform efficiently and can compromise your comfort.

The Unico System, which has now been installed in more than 500,000 homes, maintains a network of trusted professionals who will evaluate your situation, specify the appropriate products to achieve your cooling and heating goals, and install the system properly. The Unico System technology scales up or down as needed with ease, offering anywhere from one to five tons of cooling and heating, and these professionals understand it best. They can even help you save more money on your new investment by determining if you are eligible for federal, state, or local residential energy tax credits for upgrading to a high-efficiency HVAC system. To start exploring the possibilities, go to the Unico websiteand enter your zip code in the search tool to find a list of qualified HVAC technicians in your area.

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Titan Interiors performed the finishing work on the interior of St. Luke University Parish near Grand Valley State University in Allendale.

Grand Rapids, Michigan (PRWEB) August 11, 2017

Titan Interiors LLC, a Grand Rapids, Mich.-based contractor specializing in metal stud framing and drywall installation, was named two years in a row to Walls & Ceilings magazines national list of Top 50 Contractors, one of only two Michigan companies to appear on the list.

Titan Interiors President Bahrudin Rudy Kadiric said he was honored and humbled that his company was highlighted again by Walls & Ceilings as an exceptional contractor in the interior building trade.

We must be doing something right to be selected two years in a row, said Kadiric, who founded the company seven years ago with his brother Muhamed. I think two keys to our success are leadership by example and our high standards of workmanship.

Titan Interiors and the other contractors on the list have exhibited numerous skill-sets that warrant them among the best, said John Wyatt, the magazines editor. All in all, their talents have sustained their business model and made them industry leaders. A monthly magazine with approximate national circulation of 30,000, Walls & Ceilings provides news and information of interest to wall and ceiling contractors, architects, dealers/distributors and other industry professionals.

While he said that Titan Interiors treats every job as if it were a million dollar project, Kadiric said he is especially proud of work that demands creative problem solving and strong project management, such as the high profile 20 Monroe Live entertainment complex, the first Hilton Garden Inn to be built in Grand Rapids, and the St. Luke University Parish in Allendale. Titan Interiors posted revenues of $12.4 million last year in commercial/industrial drywall projects, comparable to the revenues the year before.

Kadiric said the company has a peak staff of about 200 that provide high-quality interior and exterior framing, drywall installation, insulation, acoustical and specialty ceilings, acoustical sound panels, EIFS/stucco, flooring and painting.

We are very pleased to have nearly doubled the number of team members we are working with in the West Michigan region from the prior year, he said. That sets the stage for further growth of Titan Interiors. But we also want controlled growth, so that we never sacrifice our emphasis on quality workmanship that our customers expect.

For more information about Titan Interiors and its projects, please refer to the companys website at http://www.titaninteriors.net.

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