ON TIME OPENINGS. EYE-OPENING SPACES.
Our interior systems division has long been one of the Midwest’s premier interior systems providers and installation experts for all types of commercial buildings, including hospitality, multi-family, senior living, healthcare, restaurants, and offices.
Self-perform interior systems installation and specialty carpentry expands Consolidated Construction’s range of services to heighten our ability to complete projects on time and on budget. It has internalized and streamlined project finishing, making it more seamless for our customers.
The impressive capabilities of our interior systems professionals don’t stop at procurement and installation. Our team of project managers, estimators, expeditors, and field managers ensure timely material shipments, quality control, attention to detail, and strict coordination of work schedules to maintain target opening dates. With the backing of Consolidated’s resources and technology, our interior systems division is uniquely positioned to provide the best continuity, coordination, quality, and safety when it matters most—at the finish line.
MULTIPLE DIVISION COVERAGE:
A unique characteristic of the Cambria Suites guestroom is the architectural room divider separating the work/living area of the room from the sleeping area. It features a sleek black design showcasing sculptures and artwork (see photo). Installing this divider according to Choice Hotels’ specifications was easier said than done, however.
Their specs called for “no caulk, no trim” at the ceiling and half-wall joints and a clean, straight appearance. In the original design, each and every divider would have had to be fabricated individually by carpenters in the room to meet these demands. Our team created a divider meeting the specifications that included elevator bolts, a system where the bottom panel of the divider could be raised and lowered upon installation. The dividers could be pre-constructed before being brought on site, thus protecting them from damage and saving more than $25,000 in time and labor expenses.