"Excellent Customer service, high quality drywall finish and completed on a timely basis. I highly recommend DC Drywall & Finishing."
"William was easy to work with. The quote was competitive and lined up with the final price of the project. The work was well done and completed on time."
"Daryl was honest, dependable, and very knowledgeable. "
"Angel has done multiple projects for me, He is on time, communicates very well and gets the project done. The prices are great and If there is an issue with any of the work he has come back and fixed it without any issues. Will continue to use his services. "
"My serviceman was professional and knowledgeable on my issue. He did a fantastic job. "
"Good team to work with."
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"JBG did an excellent job. The installation of drywall and insulation in my garage was efficiently completed for a very reasonable price. The quality of the work is excellent. The owner, John, was a pleasure to work with. I have no complaints concerning the job and would hire them again. "
"These guys are exceptional. A little pricey, but that's not unusual for this area. My favorite part is the owners are AMAZING - very attentive, quickly respond to emails, very accommodating, and routinely show up to check out the job and progress (which was RARE in my past experiences with other companies). I highly recommend these guys. They did two bathrooms and even laid hard wood floor in our master bedroom for us! Hope to use them again."
If you've got the drywall hung, but the seams are still visible, the next step is finishing. Drywall finishing is the process of smoothing the joints between drywall panels to get them ready for painting, texturing, tile, or wallpaper. While hanging drywall takes muscle, this next step takes finesse, so if you're not an avid and experienced DIYer, it's a job that may require a professional.
A local drywall finishing company can make the seams between panels disappear so that walls and ceilings are perfectly smooth. They are skilled at taping and mudding to create an imperceptible edge without fraying or tearing the tape or damaging the drywall. They'll start by preparing the surface, making sure all nails or screw heads are driven down below the surface of the wallboard. Then they will apply the first mud coat, a fill coat, and a finish coat that is only a light final application of mud to create a smooth surface.
While, again, this can be a DIY job, if you want flawless walls and ceilings, consider hiring a drywall finishing service near you. Professionals will have the expertise needed to achieve the right surface for different everything from flat or semi-gloss paint to heavy texturing and lightweight wallpaper. Type in your zip code and HomeAdvisor will connect you with drywall finishers in your area.