Since our inception, New Image Drywall has set a high mark in the industry for pre-construction services, management capabilities, quality of work, and creating outstanding relationships with some of the regions largest General Contracting firms, as well as the smaller firms. We have always believed that a happy customer is a repeat customer, so we have established a primary focus on quality control.
NID is considered one of the fastest growing most productive interior finish contractors in the region. We are known across the state of Colorado as the preferred Drywall contractor for any commercial project. We are also known for exceeding the expectations set forth in the industry. With a diversified management team and superbly educated field personnel we can take any project from “Concept to Completion.”
We can also assist in all phases of the project in order to educate owners, and streamline completion dates. We carry a “Class A” license through the International Code Council, in order to ensure our customer that we understand all aspects of the industry, from the ground up. With over $50,000,000 in completed sub-contract work NID has definitely made its mark in the industry and will continue to do so in the years to come. With exceptional bonding capacity and a great financial stability we can handle almost any project. For a quality job on your next project make sure that New Image Drywall is listed as your preferred Commercial Drywall Contractor.
Pueblo County’s judicial building, the Pueblo Emergency Service Center, emergency services at Parkview Hospital, the K-2 and 3-5 elementary schools in Alamosa, and San Isabel Electric’s offices all sit in New Image Drywall’s portfolio. That spread of civic, medical, education and utility work matches how the company describes itself: a commercial interior finish contractor built around southern Colorado.
The firm has been in business since 2003 and works out of 918 Aspen Ct in Pueblo. Its stated coverage runs from Colorado Springs south and east through Walsenburg, Trinidad, Alamosa, Rocky Ford, La Junta and Lamar, and the points in between.
The scope is wider than the company name suggests. Alongside drywall installation and finish, NID handles cold formed metal framing, interior metal stud framing, metal framed shaft walls and wall panels, fire assemblies, sound batt and thermal insulation, rigid insulation, acoustical grid and specialty ceilings, acoustical wall panels, Knight Wall Systems, door frame installation, layout, standard and custom textures, and fluid applied air and weather barrier.
Before a job starts, the office produces preliminary AutoCAD design and drafting, shop drawings, design development, budget numbers, specification incorporation, value engineering, and wall deflection and joist sizing. That is the kind of work that lets a general contractor settle wall assemblies and framing sizes on paper instead of in the field, and the team reviews BIM models supplied by others as part of the same process.
Finished work is photographed and collected in the portfolio section of the company’s site, from courtroom interiors at the judicial building to a Harley-Davidson facility, and a separate current projects page tracks jobs underway.
