Drywall & Framing in Homer Glen

Drywall and framing in Homer Glen

Our crew frames and finishes the whole job, so the people who set the studs answer for how the wall looks after paint. We build new partition walls, closets and bulkheads, hang the board, then tape and finish it in coats that each dry before the next goes on. Before any of that, you get a free on-site estimate in writing. If we open a wall and find something nobody could see, like a rotted plate or a cut joist, we price it in writing and wait for your okay.

We reach Homer Glen up I-355 and work off 143rd Street, 159th Street, Bell Road and Route 7, in the village and in the unincorporated Will County pockets around it. Large lots often come with large rooms, and a long wall with a big window at one end shows every ridge in the tape joints when the afternoon sun rakes across it. We finish walls like that to a higher level, with wider feathering and a skim where it is needed, so the joints stay hidden in that light. Basement walls here get treated bottom plates on the slab and studs held off the foundation.

What we frame and finish in Homer Glen

How a drywall job runs

We start with a free visit to measure, look for wiring and plumbing in the way, and write the scope room by room. You approve that written estimate before any material is ordered. Anything we find once a wall is open gets its own written price, and nothing changes until you sign off on it. We book the hanging and finishing days up front, and at the end we hold a work light against the wall so you can judge the finish for yourself.

• Free written estimate before work starts
• Framing and drywall from one crew
• Hidden problems priced and approved by you first
• Plastic at doorways and floors covered
• Walls finished for the light in your room
• A final walkthrough with a work light