An acoustical drop ceiling, or suspended ceiling, is a secondary ceiling system made of a metal grid and sound-absorbing tiles. It’s installed below the structural ceiling to hide mechanical systems and reduce noise.

They’re most common in commercial properties—offices, clinics, schools, and retail stores—but are also popular in residential basements for easy access to pipes, ductwork, or wiring.

Yes—there are a variety of tile styles, textures, and sound ratings available. We can install standard mineral fiber tiles or upgrade to decorative or high-performance acoustic panels depending on your needs and budget.

Most small to medium-sized rooms can be completed in 1–2 days, depending on complexity. Larger commercial spaces or custom layouts may take longer, but we work efficiently to minimize downtime.

Yes, a drop ceiling will lower the finished ceiling height slightly—typically by 3–6 inches depending on ductwork or mechanicals. However, the trade-off is better access, sound performance, and a clean ceiling finish.