Established in 1985, Spectrum Interiors has a long history of providing safe, quality interior construction throughout the southeastern United States. Landmark projects include The Ascent in Newport, KY; Madison Place in Covington, KY; Vanderbilt University Children’s Hospital and Schermerhorn Symphony Center, both in Nashville, TN.
Spectrum Interiors has long been recognized as a leader in interior specialty contruction. We have experienced steady growth in the last 10 years and have since opened locations in Lexington, KY and Nashville, TN.
- Engineering News Record magazine, published by McGraw Hill, ranks Spectrum Interiors as the 13th largest drywall / ceiling contractor in the country.
- Spectrum Interiors has a strong bonding capacity.
- With Spectrum’s continued success, has come our commitment to our community.
- In 2004, Spectrum’s employees made a $75,000 commitment to The Redwood Rehabilitation building fund. In 2007 this commitment was paid in full by Redwood.
- Spectrum developed a scholarship at the University of Cincinnati for the benefit of a student enrolled in the construction management program. In 2006 this scholarship was endowed through the University of Cincinnati's Foundation.
- Spectrum Interiors' employees participated in the Cincinnati Childrens Hospital annual walk-a-thon and with the corporate match raised over $4,000.
- Other organizations who have benefited from Spectrum’s chartiable giving include Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital, Ronald McDonald House, Habitat for Humanity and Campbell Boys Lodge.
Supporting our troops...
- For the past three years, Spectrum has provided over $15,000 in care packages for our troops stationed in Iraq.
- A United States flag given to us by Greg Morrow, a long time employee of Spectrum Interiors and also a Lance Corporal with the United States Marine Corp is on display in the lobby of our corporate offices. Greg was on his first tour of duty in Iraq where his platoon, after two days of intense fighting, took over the City of Fallujah. Greg flew this flag over the Mayor’s complex “to show appreciation for all the support from my fellow employees.” He carried this flag in his patrol pack throughout his deployment as a “reminder of all the people back home pulling for me.”
- Jeff Wolnitzek, President of Spectrum Interiors, received recognition from the National Committee for Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve. This recognition was requested by Archie Johnson, another Spectrum employee deployed to Iraq as a reservist with the National Guard for our support of him and his platoon while on his tour.
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