Every service below is quoted up front, done by an insured crew. Call (331) 296-6830 if you don't see what you need.
New construction, additions, basements, and garages hung and finished from bare studs. Board is selected by room type — moisture-resistant near baths, Type X where fire code requires it — then taped, mudded, and left paint-ready.
Holes, cracks, nail pops, and damaged sections patched, textured to match, and primed. Small fixes are handled in a single visit; larger sections get cut back to the nearest stud and reboarded.
Cracked, sagging, or water-stained ceiling drywall repaired or replaced, including the framing check that decides whether a patch will actually hold. Texture is matched so the repair doesn't read as a patch from the floor.
Drywall removal, replacement, and finishing after a leak, overflow, or roof intrusion has already been stopped. Covers assessment of how far the damage traveled behind the wall, not the plumbing or mold remediation itself.
Taping, mudding, and sanding brought to a paint-ready finish, from a basic Level 3 to a Level 5 smooth wall under raking light. Joint compound coats and sanding passes are matched to the finish level the room actually needs.
Knockdown, orange peel, and smooth wall or ceiling texture applied or matched to what's already on the rest of the house. Existing texture is sampled and tested before a repair patch gets sprayed, so the seam doesn't show.
Popcorn texture scraped, the ceiling reskimmed or reboarded, and a smooth or knockdown finish applied. Pre-1980s ceilings are tested for asbestos before any scraping starts.
Cracked or failing plaster patched, or converted to drywall where the lath behind it has let go. Common in Naperville's older housing stock, where plaster-to-drywall transitions need a skim coat to blend two different wall systems.
Office, retail, restaurant, and medical-office drywall installed around code requirements a residential job doesn't face — fire-rated assemblies, sound ratings between tenant spaces, and finish schedules set by a general contractor or architect.
High-traffic wall and ceiling damage repaired around a business's operating hours, from a single scuffed corridor wall to a full section of a retail or office ceiling. Work is scheduled to minimize disruption to the space.
Level 4 and Level 5 finish schedules taped, mudded, and sanded to spec for offices, retail buildouts, and healthcare spaces where the finish level is called out in the project documents, not left to judgment.
Interior partition walls, office tenant improvements, and retail build-outs framed and finished on a general contractor's schedule. Coordinated around electrical, HVAC, and fire-suppression rough-in so drywall doesn't hold up the next trade.
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