Saturday, December 11, 2010

What to Look For When Choosing a Pressurized Walls Provider

If you are new to the New York City area, you know that living space is at a premium. Many young up and comers and seasoned residents choose to share apartments in order to save costs. This unique living situation makes subdividing individual private space tricky, to say the least; many New Yorkers choose to use pressurized walls as a solution: here's what to look for when choosing a pressurized walls provider.

What are Pressurized Walls?

Pressurized walls are temporary office walls structures that allow you to have floor to ceiling privacy by partitioning off a particular section of wall space. Because most tenants are operating under a lease, they are not allowed to make permanent alterations to an apartment: these walls create private living spaces without doing any structural damage. They can come with hollow or French doors, and even a window!

What to Look For When Choosing a Provider

As may be easily assumed, pressurized walls are extremely popular in New York, and there are a number of providers from which to choose. Here are some convenient services to look for:

-- No security deposits: You pay enough for your rent and other expenses and don't need the additional burden of having to pay more security deposits.

-- No leasing of wall required: You may keep it up for 2 weeks or 2 years: the choice is yours. You don't want to be stuck paying for a wall you are no longer using after you move.

-- Flexibility at no extra charge: You want to get your walls from a company that accommodates to your hectic schedule by working weekends at no extra charge. Also, look for one that does not charge for your walls' takedown when you are done with them or charge more to service walk-ups.

-- Quality materials: No amount of paint will be able to cover a pressurized wall that has dings and dents thanks to a prior client. Look for a company that uses only all new materials and that cares as much about the appearance of your home as you do!