What We Deliver
From high-performance acoustical tile to architectural metal, wood and stretch systems — design assistance, accurate budgeting and expert installation.
Acoustical ceilings offer designer touches and sound improvement for commercial, healthcare, educational and industrial spaces. Barrett-Homes provides a broad range of suspension systems and tiles in a variety of textures, sizes and colors for every budget and design intent.
We have over 75 years of industry experience and continue to provide leading-edge service. Our team offers full design assistance, budgeting and construction.
Architectural metal ceiling systems are installed for their aesthetics, durability and acoustical properties. Panel sizes range from 4” linear to 4’×8’. The wide range of finishes makes metal ceilings practical for all designs — from natural metal for an industrial look to powder-coated colors for bright contrast.
Acoustical value is achieved when sound passes through perforations and is absorbed by an acoustical backer. Micro-perforations can be barely visible from 10 feet, or open mesh can reveal the deck above. The latest trend: high-quality faux-wood finishes that deliver the warm look of wood with the consistency and stability of metal.
Wood systems bring natural warmth and refined architectural character while delivering measurable acoustic performance. Real wood and engineered wood options, including grille and slat configurations, are ideal for high-end commercial, hospitality, education and cultural spaces.
Stretch membrane systems create seamless, contemporary surfaces that can follow curves, incorporate backlighting, or display custom graphics. Ideal for modern commercial, retail, hospitality and feature spaces where conventional tile or drywall cannot achieve the desired form.
Targeted noise control for interiors. Custom fabric-wrapped panels and perforated systems allow designers to tune acoustics for the spaces they serve.
Complete the interior with professional shading systems that control light, glare and energy use, coordinated with lighting and building controls.