SPECIALTY ACOUSTIC CEILINGS. DESIGNED TO DEFINE A SPACE, NOT JUST COVER IT.
Cindell Construction designs and installs custom acoustic ceiling systems for commercial spaces across Maryland. From acoustic clouds and canopies to wood-look and perforated metal panels, our team brings more than 40 years of craftsmanship to every acoustic ceiling, balancing striking design with the sound control the space needs.
CUSTOM ACOUSTIC CEILING PANELS
Cindell fabricates and installs custom acoustic ceiling panels for lobbies, offices, schools, and other commercial spaces where the ceiling is part of the design, not an afterthought. Every system is built to spec and coordinated with architects and general contractors from layout through final installation.
ACOUSTIC CLOUDS AND CANOPIES
Suspended panel systems that shape a space and control sound without covering the entire ceiling.
BAFFLE SYSTEMS
Vertical or angled acoustic panels for open ceilings that need sound control without losing their exposed, industrial look.
WOOD-LOOK AND PERFORATED METAL PANELS
Specialty finishes that bring warmth or a modern edge to a space while still performing acoustically.
CURVED AND SHAPED CEILINGS
Custom geometry built and installed to match an architect’s design intent, not a standard grid.
Looking for a standard suspended ceiling instead? See our Acoustic Ceiling Installation Services.
DESIGN-FORWARD. ACOUSTICALLY ENGINEERED.
A custom acoustic ceiling has to do two jobs simultaneously: look intentional and perform acoustically. Cindell works alongside architects and general contractors to fabricate and install ceiling systems that hit both marks, so the finished space sounds as good as it looks. Whether the goal is a signature lobby feature or a quieter, more comfortable office floor, our team handles the coordination and precision it takes to get a custom system right.
See examples of our ceiling work in the Cindell project portfolio.
READY TO TALK ACOUSTIC CEILINGS?
Contact Cindell Construction to discuss a custom acoustic ceiling for your next project in Maryland.
