
BOARDS AND BLOX
About Us
Built on Trust, Engineered for Scale
We are a New Hampshire–based commercial construction contractor specializing in metal framing, drywall, acoustic ceilings, insulation, siding, doors, finish work, and interior renovation.


Our experience is built from the field up.
We partner with general contractors, property owners, developers, and facility managers to complete commercial interiors and renovation projects with dependable workmanship, clear communication, and practical jobsite coordination.
Our Approach
Review
Review plans, specifications, and field conditions before mobilizing
Layout
Build accurate layouts and coordinate details with the project team
Code-consicious
Focus on clean, code-conscious framing, drywall, and ceiling installations
Communication
Maintain organized communication with general contractors, owners, and other trades
Prevention
Identify potential conflicts early and offer practical solutions
Schedule
Protect the schedule by planning materials, labor, inspections, and sequencing carefully
Performance
Deliver work that is ready for the next trade—and built to perform over time

We understand what it takes to turn plans and specifications into a finished space:
accurate layout, organized material planning, crew coordination, schedule awareness, quality control, and attention to the details that affect every trade after us. Whether the project is a tenant fit-out, office renovation, retail build-out, multifamily conversion, medical or institutional space, or a repair scope in an occupied building, we approach the work with the same focus—build it correctly, keep it moving, and leave the job ready for the next phase.
Construction projects rarely go exactly as planned, but a responsive and solutions-focused subcontractor can make the difference between a manageable issue and a costly delay.
Our services are designed to support projects from rough interior build-out through finished spaces. We install metal stud framing, soffits, bulkheads, shaft walls, drywall assemblies, rated partitions, sound-control systems, suspended acoustic ceilings, and related interior components. We understand that these systems are not simply cosmetic: they often affect fire protection, acoustics, durability, accessibility, mechanical coordination, and the overall appearance of the finished project.

