Orem Quality Drywall frames interior walls with metal studs in Orem, UT when a layout needs new partitions — a suite being split, a basement getting rooms, a commercial tenant improvement, or a house remodel that calls for a lighter, straight, non-combustible interior wall. We work from a plan or from a layout we measure on site, set track and studs, and leave the wall ready for board. Drywall is usually the next step on the same job, but framing can be bid on its own. We walk the space, then send a written price and a schedule. Pricing follows the plan, the height, and the number of openings, not a single square-foot rule copied from a hang.
Orem Quality Drywall also covers metal-stud framing in Provo, Lindon, Pleasant Grove, American Fork, and Vineyard.
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A basement that is becoming bedrooms, a play room, or a bath often needs new interior walls. Metal studs are a clean way to do that when the plan calls for them, or when a straight, stable wall is the priority. We set the layout so doors land where they should, and so plumbing and ducts have a path. Headroom and existing beams in Orem basements have to be measured; a wall that looks fine on a sketch can fight a duct once you are in the room.
Commercial interiors along University Parkway and State Street are a regular setting for metal-stud partitions — a reception wall, a row of offices, a break room. We frame to the drawings, including any rated wall the plan calls for, and we will not guess a rating that is not specified. If the suite is occupied, the work is staged so the rest of the space can keep running. A later drywall pass on the same walls is easier when we framed them.
Doors, borrowed lites, and pass-throughs have to be framed to the right size. We coordinate with the door schedule and with electrical and mechanical so boxes and ducts are not fighting the studs. In a remodel, an existing wood wall may meet a new metal wall; that meeting has to be planned so the finish can be straight. We would rather wait a day for a confirmed opening size than frame a door that has to be cut out later.
This work is interior metal-stud walls, not structural steel, not exterior load-bearing design, and not a substitute for an engineer when one is required. If a wall is carrying something, or if a rating is involved, the specification leads. Orem Quality Drywall will say when another professional has to sign off before we set track. The written bid lists the walls, the heights, the openings, and whether board and finish are included.
A few partitions can go up quickly once the layout is marked. A full suite takes longer, especially with rated walls or a lot of openings. Drywall, if it is in the same bid, follows on its own calendar because of finish dry time.
In a house, rooms can often be framed while the family lives in the rest of the home. In a commercial suite, after-hours or phased work may be the better path. Tell us how the space is being used so the schedule is honest.
The layout has to be decided. A moving floor plan is the most common reason a framing job stalls. Electrical and mechanical should be far enough along that we know where the conflicts are, or we will frame with those trades still in the conversation.
Quoted from the plan or from a measured layout. Height, ratings, and openings change the figure. If hang and finish are included, those are separate lines with their own typical ranges.
A metal-stud wall that is out of plumb or poorly tied at the track will show in every later coat of finish. We take the time to set the layout once, check it, and only then close it in. In older Orem houses, floors and ceilings are not always level; the wall still has to look straight in the room, even if the slab is not perfect.
If we are also hanging the board, the two steps stay on one crew and one schedule. If another company is hanging, we will walk the frame with them, or with you, before we call the framing done. A punch list at that point is cheaper than a punch list after the tape is on.
If a wall between a garage and a house, or between two commercial occupancies, has to meet a rating, we need that written down. A conversation in the room is not a specification. Orem Quality Drywall will frame and board to the assembly on the drawing and will stop if the drawing is missing and the wall is being asked to do a rated job anyway.
Inspections, when they apply, should be planned into the calendar so the board does not go up before someone needed to see the cavity. In a house remodel this is less common for a simple partition; in a suite along State Street or University Parkway it is more common. We would rather wait for a stamp or a clear note than rebuild a wall that was framed on a guess.
Phone (385) 334-3646 or use the quote form. Orem Quality Drywall will come look at the walls that need to be framed and send a written price and schedule before a sheet goes up.