What Determines the Cost of Hygienic Wall Cladding Installation Projects?

Hygienic wall cladding is all the rage for manufacturing plants, chemical labs, restaurants, and much more. Because of their anti-microbial coating, hygienic wall cladding effectively mitigates the spread of harmful diseases and creates a safe and sanitary environment.

While adding hygienic wall cladding to your facility can be a big improvement, understanding the main cost factors will help you determine the overall costs, and best time to switch.

Material Quality and Type

First and foremost, the material chosen for your hygienic wall cladding dictates a significant portion of the cost. High-quality options such as Altro Whiterock or AmClad systems, renowned for their durability and microbial resistance, may come with a higher price tag compared to other solutions but may be a better investment in the long run.

This is because material expenses are not just about initial costs and superior products often lead to long-term savings by reducing maintenance needs and extending replacement intervals.

Project Complexity and Size

The scope and intricacies of your project are pivotal when costing hygienic wall cladding installations. Larger areas demand more materials, more labor, and consequently, a larger budget.

Aside from square footage, complexity also comes into play – installations involving multiple cutouts, corners, or irregular shapes require more time and precision from installers.

If protection extends to ceilings or integrates specialized panels like Altro Whiterock specialty panels, expect a higher cost due to additional labor and materials required.

Installation Proficiency

The expertise of the team installing your hygienic wall cladding influences pricing. Skilled professionals guarantee an efficient installation process that adheres to industry standards while optimizing the lifespan and effectiveness of your cladding system.

Meanwhile, less skilled installers can take a longer time, provide inaccurate quotes, and perform a poor installation job, leading to more maintenance.

Determining the cost of adding hygienic wall cladding to your facility depends on the quality of materials, the scale and complexity of your space, and the caliber of installation expertise.

Always undertake thorough research or consult with specialists (such as WallPro) to accurately assess these aspects for an informed decision on your investment in creating a pristine and protected environment.

WallPro, based in Surrey, BC, provides and installs specialized wall coverings to meet stringent standards for sterile or hygienic purposes.

If you have any questions about this article or would like to talk to us about specialized wall systems for your business, please call us at (778) 746-6286.