Artwork hangs from them. Painted ones enhance the decor. They even help insulate a room. Walls are clearly a key element of a home.

So now that you are ready to complete the addition to your home, or you've finally decided to finish the basement, maybe it's time to install the drywall?

Whether you prefer to call it drywall, wallboard or sheetrock, there's one thing we can all agree on... it is one of the greatest inventions since the window! Drywall sheets have saved homeowners thousands of dollars not only in the initial cost of their homes, but also in the cost of repairs.

Drywall consists of a thin layer of gypsum between two layers of heavy paper. It is used for walls and ceilings in most buildings today because it is both faster and cheaper to install than plaster.

Because drywall panels are manufactured in standard sizes - usually 4 feet by 8 or 12 feet sheets - our drywall installers must measure, cut, and fit some pieces around doors and windows. They also saw or cut holes in panels for electrical outlets, air-conditioning units, and plumbing.

After the drywall is installed, spaces between panels are filled with a joint compound, and then a trowel is used to press a paper tape that reinforces the drywall and smoothes away imperfections.

Our drywall installers will provide you with a free, upfront estimate for drywall installation. Please click here to fill out our contact form - someone will
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