Drywall Services

Not one homeowner likes to look at any drywall damage in their home.  It’s an eyesore and may present some trouble for the exposed materials behind it. We have seen many forms of drywall damage and are confident we can help you fix your drywall to look like new again.  We’ll even offer to repaint the area if you like. Damage to drywall can occur in many ways and requires different techniques to repair.  If you have a textured wall Drywall damage can occur in many ways and we’ve seen it all. When repairing drywall, it can be difficult for a do-it-your-selfer to successfully replicate the wall texture that currently exists.  We suggest you leave your wall repairs to the experts. We can make those unsightly damages disappear. We can also address cracks that have occurred in your wall due to settling of the home. Our drywall repair experts can attend to any drywall damage that has been caused by moisture- providing that the moisture isn’t a problem anymore. Not only that, but regular wear and tear on drywall over the years of “use” from kids, furniture moving, or an accidental item falling through and causing a gaping hole.

If you’re looking for a drywall installer, you’ve come to the right place. Today, there are many materials used for walls in modern homes. We work with them all. Some of them include:

• Sheetrock repairs and finishing
• Cement board repairs and finishing
• Green board repairs and finishing
• Stucco repairs and finishing
• Gypsum board repairs and finishing
• We also install and repair rock (think fireplace or small outdoor rock wall) as well as install and repair stucco.

Should I remove my popcorn ceiling? 5 reasons why we think you should

Why popcorn ceilings in the first place? Popcorn ceilings, otherwise known as acoustic ceilings, were installed in homes between 1945 and 1980. They presented an attractive option to builders who found the material to be efficient and cost effective to install. They were less expensive because builders didn’t have to focus on creating a perfectly smooth ceiling (thus lowering labor cost) and the popcorn effect did a lot to camouflage those imperfections. During that time, it was an easy sell to the homebuyer because these ceilings were said to reduce noise by absorbing sound better than a flat surface.

Asbestos. For starters, if your home was built or refurbished before 2000, it may contain asbestos, especially if you have popcorn ceilings. If materials that contain asbestos are damaged or disturbed, the air contains small fibres have been released into the air. If these fibres are inhaled they can cause serious diseases over the long term. Even though it may not be noticed now, once diagnosed with one of these diseases it is often too late to do anything about it. We feel it is important to protect yourself now.

Lower home value. Today, thousands of homes that are listed for sale tout “no popcorn ceilings”. This is a clear indicator that a home without popcorn ceilings is a more updated, popular and attractive purchase. Removing the popcorn ceiling improves the aesthetic to a new homebuyer, and thus, increases the value they place on it.

Difficult to maintain.

Because it has such a rough surface, it is near impossible to clean in the event that something is accidentally projected onto the ceiling’s surface.

Also, over time, this extremely textured surface attracts dust in all the crevices which leads to a dirty ceiling. It also attracts impure air filled with very small, solid particles from cigarette smoking, cooking, or a fireplace.

Acting like a magnet, this ceiling can absorb odors over time and can lead to a stuffy smell throughout your home.

If your popcorn ceiling suffered any water damage, it is very difficult to patch and create a seamless, invisible repair.

Costly to paint. Many painters will charge more to paint a popcorn ceiling just for the sheer extra trouble and material. Popcorn ceilings crumble from the pressure of a roller and can require a spray technique, which can be more costly.

Unattractive. A room containing a popcorn ceiling creates a multitude of dark shadows which can leave a room feeling top heavy and not “open”. This can make a room appear and feel smaller. Not only that but it creates a distraction or an eyesore within the room.

Patch, Repair, Installation

We’d like to help you make sure your stucco structure stays in one place. We complete stucco installations, repair and upkeep for your stucco structure.

If your structure has any damage our team of professionals can provide stucco patch and stucco repair to restore its integrity. Our stucco team provides both stucco installation and restoration services. These services include,