Division 9 Interior Contractor · Washington, DC
We build and finish interiors for retail, commercial, and federal projects across the DC metro area — including work inside secure facilities, where access control and documentation matter as much as the finish schedule.
Services
Interiors fail at the handoffs. Carrying framing through coatings under one contract removes the seams between trades, and gives your superintendent one number to call when the schedule moves.
Hanging and finishing on new and existing framing, from utility spaces through Level 5 walls that will take a critical light or a high-gloss coating. Fire-rated and sound-rated assemblies built to the tested detail, not to a close approximation of it.
Light-gauge partitions, soffits, bulkheads, and ceiling suspension. We lay out against the MEP coordination drawings before we set track, so the trades that follow are not chasing a wall that landed two inches off.
Thermal and acoustic insulation set in the cavity before the wall closes up. We sequence it against framing and drywall so nothing gets buried out of order and no assembly has to be opened back up for an inspector.
Suspended grid and tile, specialty panels, clouds, and baffles. Reflected ceiling plans get reconciled against sprinkler, lighting, and diffuser layouts before the first hanger wire goes up — the cheapest place to solve a conflict is on paper.
Prep, prime, and finish coats on new and existing substrates. Low-VOC systems and off-hours phasing for buildings that stay occupied, plus the mockups and control samples your architect will ask for before the first wall gets rolled.
Resilient, LVT, carpet tile, and base. We test moisture and prep the substrate before anything gets adhered, because a floor that fails at month six is a warranty problem nobody budgeted for.
Epoxy, urethane, and high-performance wall and floor systems for spaces with cleanability, chemical, static, or abrasion requirements — back-of-house, labs, equipment rooms, and anywhere the spec calls out performance rather than a color.
Markets
What changes between a storefront and a controlled space is who can get through the door, when work can happen, and what has to be documented afterward.
Buildouts, rollouts, and remodels driven by an opening date. Multi-site work sequenced so the same crew standard shows up at every location.
Tenant fit-outs, base building work, and renovations in occupied office and institutional space. Night and weekend phasing when the floor cannot go down.
Work performed to the submittal, safety, and site-access standards federal projects require, with the paper trail your contracting officer expects.
How we work
Scope-by-scope pricing with the assumptions and exclusions written out, so you know what is carried and what is not before you put it in your number.
An owner is on every job. Questions about manpower, sequencing, or a change go to a person who can answer them the same day.
We review layouts and RCPs against the other trades early. Conflicts caught in coordination cost a phone call; conflicts caught in the field cost a week.
Careers
Carrying seven scopes under one contract means the work does not stop when one trade wraps. We are building crews who can move from framing to finish without changing companies.
Contact
Drawings, spec sections, and the bid date are enough to get started. If the scope is still forming, a narrative and a rough square footage will do — we will tell you what we would need to firm it up.
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