www.roomdivdersny.com
www.thewallfactory.com
www.drwallny.com
www.Iwall2rooms.com
www.bookshelfwalls.com
Wall companies discard the materials once walls are removed so there is no justification in paying a leasing fee or security deposit for your wall.
You should also see if your building allows pressurized walls before signing your lease as many buildings no longer allow these walls or only allow bookshelf walls. Bookshelf's are considered furniture and therefore do not fall under New York 's strict Building Codes which considers most Pressurized Walls as illegal.
Also: Check for reviews on wall companies on sites like Yelp, HUBPAGES, OLX, etc.. Some companies ratings have dropped recently since they are cutting corners to save on cost as demand for walls has decreased greatly over the past year.
Other resources:
New York City Building Code Info: http://www.thewallfactory.com/codes.html
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