Ceiling Drywall Installation

What This Service Involves

Ceilings are the hardest drywall to hang because every panel works against gravity and every flaw is lit from below. We use the correct thickness and fastening pattern to prevent sagging, and stagger seams to keep joints inconspicuous. In moisture-prone areas we specify sag-resistant or moisture-resistant board. Finishing to a smooth or textured surface completes a ceiling that stays flat and crack-free.

Benefits

Sag-resistant hanging for flat, lasting ceilings; correct board thickness and fastening; staggered seams that stay inconspicuous; moisture-tolerant panels where needed; smooth or textured finish to your choice

Our Process

1) Select the proper ceiling board and layout; 2) Hang panels with correct fastening to prevent sag; 3) Tape and mud the seams and fasteners; 4) Sand and finish smooth or apply texture

What Affects the Cost

Ceiling square footage and height; board type and thickness required; number of seams and light fixtures; smooth versus textured finish; access and scaffolding needs

Best Time of Year

Ceiling drywall is indoor work suited to every season, including the rainy winter months.