Where we install radiation shielding
Mesa Lead Lined Drywall is based in Mesa and covers the medical corridors of the East Valley and metro Phoenix. Every area below gets the same crews, the same published pricing, and no distance premium. Pick your city for local specifics.
Mesa, AZ
Home base. Two Banner hospital campuses, active medical office investment (Cypress West acquisitions, Fiesta District conversions) and half a million residents feeding steady dental and urgent care buildouts.
Gilbert, AZ
The biggest Class A medical office pipeline in the East Valley: Melrose Professional Park (120,000 sq ft), Celebration Medical Center (68,000 sq ft), a new Banner Gateway patient tower, and a young, fast-growing population that keeps dental and pediatric buildouts coming.
Chandler, AZ
Chandler Regional Medical Center expanded to 465 licensed beds with a new ambulatory medical office building on campus, and the Price Road tech corridor payrolls support dense specialty and urgent care coverage.
Phoenix, AZ
The metro hub with the highest imaging density: Banner University, St. Joseph’s and Barrow, Phoenix Children’s, and the midtown Central Avenue medical corridor produce the region’s largest volume of imaging suite and specialty buildouts.
Scottsdale, AZ
Specialty suite density: HonorHealth’s Osborn and Shea campuses anchor corridors of orthopedic, dermatology, plastic surgery and imaging practices with high fit-out standards and steady CBCT and fluoro installs.
Tempe, AZ
Dense urgent care and clinic coverage around ASU and Tempe St. Luke’s, plus constant conversion of older commercial stock into healthcare use, the retrofit-heavy end of the East Valley.
Queen Creek, AZ
A $20.1 million medical office project is under construction in one of metro Phoenix’s fastest-growing towns, and new rooftops are pulling in first-generation dental, veterinary and urgent care buildouts.
San Tan Valley, AZ
Banner Ironwood Medical Center has a campus expansion underway and the surrounding rooftop growth is pulling first dental and veterinary buildouts into a market with very little existing medical stock.
Apache Junction, AZ
The eastern edge of the metro with Banner Goldfield Medical Center and an older, retiree-heavy population whose imaging needs run high relative to the town’s modest clinic stock.
Somewhere else in the valley? Call (623) 232-0273. If a project makes sense for our crews we will say so on the phone.