Six steps, one crew
Most drywall jobs get split between trades, and every handover is somewhere for the job to stall or for quality to slip. We do all of it:
- Minor framing where it’s needed before board can go up
- Hanging the drywall on walls and ceilings
- Tape and bed — the joints filled and feathered flat
- Texture matched to the rest of the room
- Prime
- Paint
The room goes from open framing to finished and painted without you coordinating a single handover.
Why that matters more than it sounds
When a drywall crew hangs board and leaves, the finisher inherits their mistakes, and the painter inherits the finisher’s. Each trade is judged on its own step, so nobody has much reason to make the next one easier.
Because the same crew carries the job from framing to final coat, the people hanging the board are the ones who’ll have to make the texture match and the paint look right. That’s a real incentive to get the early steps square, and it’s the reason the finished wall reads as one surface rather than a series of repairs.
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