Medical Office and Clinic Drywall and Framing in St. Louis

Clinics, medical offices and outpatient suites pack a lot into a small floor plate: exam rooms, procedure rooms, nurse stations and staff areas, each with its own wall types. For the framing and drywall sub, that means more partition types, more backing and more coordination than a typical office build-out.

What makes medical build-outs different

• Sound-attenuated partitions between exam rooms and offices, with insulation and walls carried to the deck where the drawings call for it

• Backing for casework, wall-mounted equipment, grab bars and monitors, located from the equipment and casework drawings

• Rated corridors and other fire-rated assemblies built to the listed design

• Impact- or abuse-resistant board in high-traffic areas when specified

• Smooth, durable finishes and paint that stand up to frequent cleaning

Working in occupied buildings

Many clinic projects are expansions or renovations next to suites that stay open. That means dust control, working hours that suit the facility, protecting finished areas and keeping corridors clear. The facility's infection-control requirements and the GC's site rules set the details, and we plan our work around them.

Coordination that saves time

Medical jobs have heavy MEP and low-voltage rough-ins. We sequence framing, backing and wall close-up with your other trades so in-wall work is inspected before board goes on.

Send the plans

We price metal stud framing, drywall, painting and related interior scopes for medical office and clinic projects of $20,000 and up. Send plans and your bid date, or see our commercial drywall services.