Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
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In business since 2020
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Credit card accepted
"Very conscious of keeping area clean and doing the job right"
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Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
In business since 2005
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"I had a great experience with this company and I will be using them again. I feel like they were honest and had great pricing not mention the repair on my bathroom drywall looked flawless. The textured finish matches right up. Thanks so much! It was relieving to have an honest company working on my house."
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Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
In business since 2016
Free estimates
Small jobs welcome
"Really knows the drywall business. Did a great job on small drywall patch I need done. Reasonable in cost !!!"
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Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
In business since 2001
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"Timothy provided excellent service during all phases of the project. He was on time, explained in detail what needed to be done and ensured that our many questions were answered. He takes great pride in his work, thus producing work of high quality. I would highly recommend Timothy for any drywall projects."
Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
In business since 2013
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Noble Painting was timely, cost effective, and did a great job. The doors look great. We have six patio doors and two side panels that had damage due to the sun. Noble matched the stain to the color I wanted, taking extra time to go back to the store to get exactly the right color. This delay in color selection took extra time, so they were here for two days instead of the scheduled one day. Even though it took extra time to get the right color, they did not charge extra. They did it to insure I had the result I wanted. Great dealing with Kenny and his team.
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Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"Very good. Professional, clean up after and very good communication"
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Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
In business since 2001
Free estimates
Credit card accepted
"I never thought that I would live through a "popcorn removal" service while living in a fully furnished home, but when I had Kent, the owner of Beehive, out for an estimate, he assured me that it can be done with no mess, and he took the time to explain the process to me, using an illustrated booklet. I decided to proceed and Kent and his crew arrived promptly on day one for a 7 AM start. The home is meticulously covered in plastic (which took 2 and a half hours for my 1200 sq ft home) so that befote the popcorn comes down you cannot see any of your furniture, windows, doors or floors. Then the popcorn ceiling comes down and repairs to any cracks are made before the new ceiling texture is applied. The crew then cleans up and the ceiling is left to dry. Two days later, the crew returns, the plastic is put up again, and the ceiling is sanded, and painted. If I knew that this process could be done with such little mess, I would've had it done years ago! But not all companies have this same technique so don't expect this if you book someone else!
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Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
In business since 2018
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"Great work....very professional. Looks great! Would hire again!"
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Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
In business since 1998
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Credit card accepted
"I moved into my house in 1995. There was all ready an in-ground (plaster) pool when we moved in. It had been built in 1990 by Sylvan Pools. The pool was beautiful until around 2010. There were a couple of spots at the bottom of the steps where the re-bar was showing through. So, I decided to have it re-plastered in 2012. I thought they did a good job, at first. The last day the worker, who put water into the pool, left a stain. Okay, I put up with that. Soon after, I tried to turn on the pool light & it didn't come on. It was flooded with water. Okay again, since I never use the pool light. But, starting about 3-4 years ago my pool has started to get more & more stains in it. We live in Phoenix Arizona. We don't close our pool & the pump is run everyday. This year we have had a terrible time with algae. While dealing with it I'm finding more & more hairline cracks in the plaster. "The original pool looked great for 20+ years. This one maybe 4 or 5 years. ""ADEQUATE"" seems" "to be the ""norm"" anymore.""
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Serving Valley Farms, AZ and surrounding areas
In business since 1985
Free estimates
Emergency services offered
"I was very impressed with George and the father/son team at MagCor. I asked for a quote on some exterior work and George was prompt and thorough in his response. He walked me through the sequence of the repairs and delivered on every aspect of the project. The quality of his work was outstanding. I appreciated his flexibility in scheduling, and his reliability. When the project was completed, George took the initiative to repair and touch up some other parts of the exterior of our home that needed attention. Why? Because he had extra material and paint and didn't want it to go waste. He made several trips to a local paint store to be sure the paint color matched, according to our HOA's standards. He went above and beyond what I even asked for or expected. A true professional!"
Load-bearing walls support the weight of your home's structure, including floors, roofs, and other building components. Non-load-bearing walls, on the other hand, serve only as partitions or room dividers. All exterior walls are typically load-bearing, even if they have design features like bump-outs or large glass panels. These walls need precise construction to ensure your home's structural integrity.
Removing a wall costs anywhere from $300 to $10,000 , depending on the size and whether it's load-bearing. Removing load-bearing walls is a more labor-intensive process and typically costs more. To get an accurate estimate for your project, consult a local contractor with the specifics of your wall.
Yes, there are other projects you can tackle at the same time when building a wall. Upgrading to energy-efficient windows or doors can enhance your home’s sustainability and can be integrated into the wall construction process. You might also consider removing existing walls to create an open-concept layout or building a home addition for extra space. Coordinating multiple projects can be cost-effective and streamline your renovation timeline. Discuss your goals with a contractor to help you plan effectively and maximize the benefits of your renovation.
The cost to build a partition wall varies depending on the size and type you choose. Half walls that don't reach the ceiling cost about $10 to $20 per linear foot . Full partition walls made with drywall may cost more due to additional materials and labor. Prices for accordion or panel walls vary widely based on materials and design. Factors like electrical work, insulation, and finishes will also influence your total cost.
Framing is the backbone of wall construction, creating a secure structure that supports everything else. Quality framing ensures that studs, electrical wiring, and plumbing are properly integrated into your home's design. A professional installer uses reliable materials like wood or metal to build a framework that meets building codes and ensures your wall is durable and safe.
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