Regus Mission: Drywall for a Better Office Interior

Walls that shape your working space

New partitions help organise offices, meeting rooms and customer areas. These photos show Rambo’s drywall work during construction at the Regus project, 31999 Lougheed Highway in Mission, along with framing and taping views from the site.

For a business owner planning similar work, the important questions are how the rooms will function, what the finished surfaces should look like, and how the work fits your opening plans.

Pay attention to windows and doorways

Drywall work includes more than the large flat walls. The window-detail photograph shows board fitted beside glazing, where neat edges and transitions matter to the finished appearance.

When asking for a quote, include window returns, door openings and areas where new walls meet existing surfaces. Ask whether trims, repairs and preparation for painting are included so you can compare estimates fairly.

Choose the finish for your space

Discuss your paint choice and lighting with your contractor. Large windows and strong side lighting can make surface imperfections more noticeable, so agree on the intended finish before work begins.

Ask how boarding, taping and drying time will fit the schedule. The photos show construction stages, rather than a finished office; they are useful examples of the work that happens before decorating.

Tell us what you want to change

For your enquiry, send the property location, a few photos or drawings, the rooms involved and your preferred timeline. Mention any occupied areas so access and disruption can be discussed before work is priced.