When a lobby connection at Life.Church was renovated during active services, the project required more than a simple barrier. Because the entry point was exposed to weather, foot traffic, and ongoing building use, the containment approach needed to support construction while helping the church maintain a clean, controlled interior environment. In partnership with Cord Construction, Temporary Wall Systems Oklahoma City installed a fully freestanding containment system with integrated protection in just a few hours, allowing the existing entry to be safely taken offline while a new, larger entry was built. This setup helped separate the work area, limit disruption at a critical transition point in the building, and support continued services throughout the renovation. The project is a strong example of how modular hard wall containment can help active facilities remain operational during phased construction.
Testimonial: “They got in, got it done quickly, and didn’t miss a detail. Most of our employees in the building never even knew they were there. The space stayed clean, the process was smooth, and the final result looked great.” - Tyler H.
