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1. Measuring – Often overlooked, measuring is one of the easiest ways to save customers money. Knowing exactly how much drywall it will take to complete your residential installation or renovation cuts down on waste, so you only pay for what you need.
2. Hanging – During this first phase of drywall installation, the work goes quickly. Homeowners are able to see their rooms taking shape right before their eyes! However, your Chicago Drywall Contractors team is careful to frame and hang the large, heavy sheets of drywall carefully in order to make the next step easier.
3. Mudding and Taping – Once the paper-covered gypsum sheets are in place, the more tedious work of mudding and taping begins. It’s slow-go compared to the previous step, but just as important. You don’t want the seams to show, so your contractor needs to have a steady hand and a firm grasp on how to apply mud and tape so that it can blend in perfectly.
4. Sanding – This final step in residential drywall installation is a messy one. But it’s definitely necessary! Sanding needs to be taken just as seriously as the other steps because it can have just as negative effect on your end result as any of the others.
Letting an experienced team hang your drywall can save you money in the long run in materials alone. Although you’ll be paying labor charges, the efficiency of material management and time will be well worth the cost.
Our drywall installation services are performed at an exceptional standard and top quality. If you are looking for framing, insulation, vapor barriers before drywall installation, we can recommend our trusted partners.
Call us for residential drywall installation and repairs! You’ll see a huge difference in the way we work compared to less experienced teams, and that difference is evident in our results as well!
