Wallcoverings built for traffic
Commercial spaces take a beating: carts, luggage, chairs, cleaning crews. Commercial wallcoverings are made for that, and installing them well means working with heavier materials, wider rolls, longer runs and tighter schedules than a typical home. We handle projects from a single feature wall in a café to elevator lobbies, corridors and multi-room offices.
Spaces we work in
- Offices, conference rooms and reception areas
- Apartment and condo lobbies, elevator lobbies and corridors
- Hotels and short-term rentals
- Restaurants, bars, cafés and wineries
- Medical and dental clinics, salons and spas
- Retail stores and showrooms, including ceilings
- Model homes and builder projects
Materials
- Type I and Type II commercial vinyl (54-inch and other wide goods)
- Textured, wood-look, stone-look and metallic wallcoverings
- Commercial-grade grasscloth and textiles
- Large-format digital prints, branded walls and murals
How we run a commercial job
- Walk the site or review drawings. We can quote from a site visit, from plans and finish schedules, or both.
- Confirm materials and quantities. We check the specified product, roll widths and match so quantities are right before ordering.
- Schedule around you. Evenings, weekends and phased work so your business, tenants or guests aren't disrupted.
- Prep to commercial standards. Patching, skim coating where needed, and the primer the manufacturer requires for warranty.
- Install and punch list. Double-cut seams on wide goods, clean returns at corners and elevator frames, and a final punch walk with your GC, designer or property manager.
Why businesses work with us
- Licensed and insured — certificates of insurance available on request
- 10+ years of wallcovering experience
- Clean, respectful crews in occupied buildings
- Clear written bids and a single point of contact
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Type I and Type II vinyl?
Type I is a lighter-weight commercial vinyl for areas with moderate traffic, like offices and hotel rooms. Type II is heavier and more durable, used in corridors, lobbies and other high-traffic areas.
Can you work after hours?
Yes. Evening, weekend and phased schedules are common for restaurants, offices and occupied residential buildings.
Can you provide a certificate of insurance?
Yes, we are licensed and insured and can provide a certificate for your building manager or general contractor.
Can you quote from plans?
Yes. Send the drawings and finish schedule and we'll prepare a bid; a site visit is free if you'd like us to see the space.
Commercial Wallpaper Installation near you
We come to you for a free on-site estimate anywhere in our service area:
