Suspended ceilings, fitted level, quiet and on time.
We install, replace and repair suspended ceilings in offices, schools, shops, clinics and industrial units across Great Britain. Mineral fibre, acoustic, plasterboard, fire-rated and hygiene ceilings, set out properly and fitted out of hours if you need the building open.
- Free survey and fixed written quote
- Grid, tiles, bulkheads and partitions by one team
- Guide price online in about two minutes
- Free site survey
- Fixed written quotes
- Evening and weekend fitting
- Guide price online
- England, Scotland and Wales
Illustrative film: a finished open-plan ceiling with LED panels set to the grid.
Ceilings we fit
Every ceiling below is fitted by the same teams to a laser datum, with services set to the grid. Choose one to see what it involves and what it costs.
Suspended ceiling installationNew fit-outs and shell units
Suspended ceiling replacementStrip out or re-tile
Acoustic ceilingsLess echo, more privacy
MF plasterboard ceilingsSeamless plastered finish
Fire-rated ceilingsTested 30 and 60-minute systems
Hygiene and cleanroom ceilingsKitchens, food and clinical rooms
Suspended ceiling repairsStains, sags and dropped grid
Metal tile ceilingsHard-wearing and wipeableAlso: Mineral fibre tile ceilings, Moisture-resistant ceilings, Bulkheads and margins, Acoustic rafts and baffles, Timber and wood-effect ceilings, Open cell and linear ceilings, LED panels and services integration, Stud partitions and drylining.
Why the setting out matters
The difference between a ceiling that looks right and one that doesn't is usually decided before the first tile goes in. We set out every room so the cut tiles at opposite walls come out equal, fix the perimeter to a laser line rather than to the floor, and mark every light, cassette and detector on the grid before anything is hung.
That is also why we ask about the void. Most grid ceilings need at least around 150mm above them to fit the tiles, and ductwork or cassettes need more. Getting the finished height right on the survey avoids a ceiling that clips a window head or leaves no room for the air conditioning.
How a suspended ceiling is installedWhat happens after you get in touch
Send the details
Room size, postcode and what you want done, through the form, the guide-price tool, phone or WhatsApp.
Free survey
We measure, check the soffit, void depth and services, and agree the finished height and tile.
Fixed written quote
Named grid and tile products, programme, working hours, and exactly what is included.
Fit and hand over
Setting out, grid, services coordination and tiles, then a clean room and the product data.
Sectors we work in
The tile, the programme and the paperwork change with the building. These pages explain what we do differently in each.
Read before you buy a ceiling
Plain-English guides written with our installers, covering cost, acoustics, fire and what to check in older buildings.
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- Does a suspended ceiling give fire protection?
- Should you replace the tiles or the whole suspended ceiling?
Where we work
We are based in Great Barr, Birmingham, and cover 52 counties and areas across 11 regions.
Questions people ask
What is a suspended ceiling?
A lightweight metal grid hung on wires below the structural ceiling and filled with lay-in tiles. It hides services, carries lights and air conditioning, and lets you reach everything above by lifting a tile.
How much does a suspended ceiling cost?
A standard mineral fibre ceiling in an exposed grid is typically around £28–£42 per m² supplied and fitted, ex VAT, in an open room. Acoustic, plasterboard, hygiene and metal ceilings cost more. Use the guide-price tool for your room.
Do you work outside Birmingham?
Yes. We are based in Great Barr, Birmingham and take on work across England, Scotland and Wales, grouping surveys by region.
Can you fit a ceiling while we stay open?
Yes. Evening, night and weekend fitting is normal for us in offices, shops, schools and clinics.
Who carries out the work?
Work is contracted with S&K Property Investments and Improvement Ltd, part of the S&K Group, and carried out by our installation teams and trusted subcontractors working under our supervision.