t e MP orary WaLL s yste M s brings innovative temporary containment solutions with a new location in charleston

Temporary Wall Systems (TWS), the first and leading full-service, temporary containment wall provider in the united States recently opened the newest location, owned by military veteran and restoration and air quality expert Mario Colangelo, will be the first in South Carolina.

h e said that Temporary Wall systems provides the ideal solution for clean, fast, sustainable temporary containment barriers for charleston businesses as they renovate the city’s older buildings.

“Temporary Wall systems is the missing piece of the puzzle in the construction and renovation industry,” colangelo said.

“The ability to separate the operational part of businesses from the construction and renovation of the business is a game-changer. We eliminate the need for contractors to use traditional building materials like drywall or plastic sheeting.

This will reduce much of the waste associated with temporary containment barriers used for construction.” colangelo was born and raised in r ochester, n ew York, but moved to charleston after joining the U. s air Force in 1985. after his military service, he remained in the historic southern city with his wife, j ennifer. h e has operated a restoration and indoor air quality business for more than 11 years and brings a wealth of expertise to his new business. www.temporarywallsystems.com

“ i am very familiar with the commercial building space, including renovation and demolition,” colangelo said. “This enables me to see the difficulties businesses experience when they start a renovation process. charleston is now one of the most attractive relocation destinations in the country.