Warehouse and plant offices
Office and break-room enclosures inside industrial and agricultural buildings, framed in steel and finished durable.
Greeley commercial drywall
Greeley's commercial building stock is as varied as its economy: warehouse offices tied to agriculture and food processing, medical and dental suites, university spaces, downtown storefronts and new retail on the west side. Fort Collins Drywall Pros frames and finishes commercial interiors in Greeley and across Northern Colorado. We have built commercial drywall since 2011, across more than 1,300 completed jobs.
We work for general contractors, owners, property managers and tenants. Some Greeley jobs are full build-outs from shell space, framed in steel with rated corridors and acoustical ceilings. Others are overnight repairs in an occupied clinic that has to open at 8 a.m. with no dust on the exam tables and no sign that anyone was there, which is how facility managers judge a contractor they will call again.
We read the drawings, price the scope that is really there and commit to a schedule in writing. Framing, board, finish and ceilings can all sit under one contract, which gives the GC one foreman to call and one company accountable for flat walls and straight ceilings. With Greeley's contractor licensing rule arriving January 1, 2027, we are completing the City's process ahead of time so permitted work is not delayed.
Building types
Office and break-room enclosures inside industrial and agricultural buildings, framed in steel and finished durable.
Sound-rated exam rooms, backing for equipment and moisture-resistant board near sinks.
Private offices, conference rooms and open work areas on schedule for move-in.
Storefront and dining-room finishes built for strong lighting and heavy traffic.
Scope
On Greeley jobs we self-perform metal stud framing, board, finish and acoustical ceilings. That means one foreman for the whole interior shell, fewer handoffs between trades and one company accountable for flat walls and straight ceilings.
Rated corridors and demising walls are built to their UL or GA-600 designs, with the design numbers submitted up front, and inspections scheduled before taping.
Local regulations
Starting January 1, 2027, the City of Greeley will require contractors to hold a City contractor license before pulling permits or performing construction, alterations or repairs regulated by Building Inspection. General contractors bidding Greeley work for 2027 should confirm their subs are licensed.
Commercial tenant improvements, new partitions and rated walls in Greeley are permitted work with inspections before walls close. We coordinate those inspections with the GC and keep the schedule moving around them.
Send drawings and specs to info@drywallfortcollins.com, or call to talk through scope and schedule.
Service area
Our crews reach Greeley in 30 to 40 minutes from our office in midtown Fort Collins. Weld County's seat: century-old homes in Cranford, UNC rentals, and offices, clinics and industrial space.
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FAQ
Straight answers to what people ask us most. Have a different question? Call or send a photo with the quote form.
Yes. We subcontract to general contractors on larger projects and work directly for owners and property managers on build-outs and repairs.
We are completing the City of Greeley licensing process ahead of the January 1, 2027 start date so permitted projects are not held up.
Yes. We schedule loud and dusty work before or after business hours and contain the work area to protect tenants.
Free estimate
Tell us about the job and attach a photo if you can, since most repairs can be priced from a clear photo and a rough measurement. Larger projects get an on-site visit. Either way, you get a written price before any work starts.