Built to Coordinate With the Full Build
Paneling is never isolated. It interfaces with lighting, HVAC, sprinklers, doors, glazing, millwork returns, and structural conditions that are rarely perfectly square. We build paneling systems with coordination in mind so the final install looks intentional, not patched together.
Common applications include:
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Feature walls and lobbies
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Corridor wall systems
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Ceiling paneling and architectural clouds
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Column wraps and transitions
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Integrated reveals, trims, and returns
We work with premium hardwoods, architectural laminates, and mixed-material assemblies depending on performance needs and design intent. Fabrication and finishing are handled in-house to maintain consistent sheen, color, and surface quality across every panel.
To see examples of paneling used in different environments, explore our Commercial Gallery.
What You Can Expect
- Layout discipline: Panel spacing, joints, and reveals designed to stay consistent across long runs
- Coordination-ready details: Solutions that account for penetrations, transitions, and adjacent trades
- Finish consistency: In-house finishing for uniform color and sheen across every surface
- Buildable documentation: Shop drawings and submittals that clarify intent and reduce field questions
- Clean installation: Installed to maintain straight lines, tight seams, and crisp transitions
Paneling Systems for Projects Where Fit and Finish Matter
Wall and ceiling paneling systems are priced based on scope, materials, finish requirements, and schedule complexity. This service is a strong fit for contractors and architects who want predictable execution, clean alignment, and a finished result that elevates the space without creating punch-list problems.
We begin with scope review and early coordination. From there, we develop shop drawings that confirm layout, interfaces, and field conditions. Once approved, fabrication and finishing move through our Wisconsin shop with tight quality control. Installation is completed with a focus on alignment, consistency, and clean transitions at edges and openings.
Learn more about how we approach commercial projects from submittals through installation.