What's Included
- Wall and ceiling framing for renovations and new construction
- Insulation installation before drywall
- Drywall installation for new spaces and additions
- Drywall patching and repair, from small holes to water damage
- Texture matching so a repair blends into the surrounding wall
A Patch That Doesn't Match Is the Whole Problem
Anyone can screw a piece of drywall over a hole. What separates a real repair from a visible patch is the texture and finish work after: matching the existing wall's texture, feathering the edges, and priming so the repair doesn't flash a different sheen under light. That's the step that gets skipped when a repair is rushed, and it's the part we don't skip.
Framing and insulation get the same attention before the drywall ever goes up: studs spaced and squared correctly, insulation installed without gaps or compression, so what's behind the wall is right, not just what's in front of it.
