Pembroke Park is a small town in southeast Broward County, about 15.5 miles southeast of our Weston base and close to the Miami-Dade line. Despite its size, it has a real mix of property types: manufactured home communities, apartments and condos, and a busy stretch of warehouses, showrooms, and light commercial buildings. That mix means we get both residential and business calls here.

Pembroke Park is a small town in southeast Broward County, about 15.5 miles southeast of our Weston base and close to the Miami-Dade line. Despite its size, it has a real mix of property types: manufactured home communities, apartments and condos, and a busy stretch of warehouses, showrooms, and light commercial buildings. That mix means we get both residential and business calls here.
StyleWall Interiors handles both sides. For homes, we focus on smart material choices for smaller rooms and careful prep. For businesses, we install durable commercial wallcovering that handles daily traffic. Reach out with a short description of the space and a few photos.
Many requests here start with taking something down: dated vinyl in a kitchen, a border in a bedroom, or wallcovering in an office being refitted for a new tenant. We remove it cleanly, wash away adhesive, and repair the wall so it is ready for new paper or paint.
Some manufactured homes have vinyl-covered gypsum panels instead of standard drywall. These need a specific approach, and we check the surface before recommending removal or papering over.
Commercial spaces benefit from Type II vinyl wallcovering, which stands up to scuffs and cleaning. We can schedule around your business hours to limit disruption.
Often, yes. Panels with a vinyl face need to be cleaned and primed with the right product, and seams between panels may need filling first.
It is a heavier-duty wallcovering made for offices, hallways, and showrooms. It resists scuffs and can be cleaned more often than residential paper.
Yes. We remove it and prepare the walls for paint or new wallcovering, and we can work evenings if needed.
That depends on your lease. Ask your landlord first; removable paper is usually the easiest to get approved.
Yes. Small rooms are often the most fun to paper, and a bold pattern can make a utility space feel finished.
Clear desks and shelving away from the walls and let us know about any equipment that cannot be moved.