Serving Northern New England
Our Process:
Our process begins before drywall is hung. Our skilled workers make necessary preparations prior to the hanging of drywall, wallboard or sheetrock. During and after completion of taping the drywall, all areas are swept and made free of debris and drywall mud.
Specifically, floors and windows are cleaned and swept to anticipate the work of the next subcontractor. During the completion process all electrical boxes are cleaned to eliminate the build up of drywall mud that tends to accumulate in these areas, which allows the electricians to complete their work. We insist that the heat be turned on to allow the drywall and mud to dry appropriately. This will eliminate shrinking and nail pops commonly caused by inadequate drying time.
Preparation of Job Site:
We take the time to make out your lights, vents, and pipes that have the potential to disappear behind the drywall during the hanging process. This enables us to check the opening to insure a professional job. Also, we take the time to protect your investment by covering tubs, showers and Jacuzzi.
Hanging:
All joints are cut to ensure the tightest of fits even along vaulted areas. All boards are screwed. Cornerbead is Clinched and meshed, enabling us to providing much straighter and less damaged corners.
Taping:
All joints are prefilled prior to tape being applied. Everything is quoted to a level 4 finish which is ready for prime. All jobs are swept clean upon completion of the job so that the next trade member can begin his work without wasting your time and money. We also stress that temperature plays a very important part in the taping process, especially in the winter. Without a steady warm temperature in the house, the mud material may freeze or not dry properly and can cause cracking and nail pops in the future. Texture ceilings are also available
