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Drywall installation hangs and prepares new wallboard for smooth, finished walls and ceilings.
Whether you're finishing a basement, adding a room, or building new, clean drywall is the canvas for every finished space. We measure, cut, and hang board tightly to the framing, using moisture-resistant panels in baths, laundries, and other damp Puget Sound areas. Fasteners are set to depth and seams are planned to minimize visible joints. From there we tape, mud, and sand to a finish level matched to your paint or texture plans.
Tightly hung board for flat, solid walls; moisture-resistant panels in damp rooms; planned seams that reduce visible joints; fasteners set clean to avoid nail pops; finish levels matched to your paint or texture
1) Measure the space and select the right board type; 2) Cut and hang panels tight to the framing; 3) Set and fasten with correctly spaced screws; 4) Tape, mud, and sand to the specified finish level
Square footage of wall and ceiling area; standard versus moisture- or fire-rated board; ceiling and high-wall access; number of corners, openings, and cuts; finish level required before paint
Drywall installation is indoor work performed year-round, making it a solid winter project in our rainy climate.