Oswego, Kendall County

Drywall & Framing in Oswego

Ductwork and pipes boxed in, closets framed square and ceilings that finish in clean lines. We work in Oswego every week for framing and drywall.

Oswego framing and drywall, from closets to bulkheads

Ductwork, drain lines and beams rarely run where you want a clean ceiling. We frame bulkheads to box them in, square and level so the drywall lines up, and we leave access panels where a valve or cleanout needs to stay reachable. We also frame closets and partition walls, hang and finish the board, and handle repairs on walls and ceilings in the rest of the house. Everything goes into one written estimate before work starts.

We work in Oswego every week, coming in on Route 34 and Route 71, with Orchard Road and Wolfs Crossing Road getting us across town. Oswego is in Kendall County along the Fox River, and many houses here have full basements where the ceiling is a maze of ductwork and pipe. Laying out the bulkheads before the walls lets us plan ceiling heights so a closet door or the stair opening still fits underneath. On the slab, every bottom plate is pressure-treated.

Drywall & Framing by ONIT Solutions

Oswego basement and interior framing

Bulkheads and soffits

Framed around ducts, drain lines and beams so the ceiling finishes in straight, level runs.

Access panels

Removable panels left at valves, cleanouts and junction boxes that must stay reachable.

Closets

Reach-in and walk-in closets framed with headers, ready for doors and shelving.

Partition walls

New walls framed with treated bottom plates where they sit on concrete.

Taping and finishing

Board hung, taped and finished in coats, with corners beaded straight.

Repairs upstairs

Cracked seams, nail pops and damaged ceilings patched and blended to the existing finish.

How we schedule and run an Oswego job

We measure the space, mark where the ducts and pipes run, and give you a written scope with the bulkhead layout and every wall listed. Once you sign off, we set the start date and keep the crew on it until the finish coats are done. Any change, such as moving a closet or adding an access panel, is priced in writing and approved by you before we build it. The last step is a walkthrough and a clean-up so the space is ready for paint.

  • Bulkhead layout planned before framing
  • Access left at valves and cleanouts
  • Treated plates on concrete
  • Written scope and approved changes
  • Plastic at doorways during sanding
  • Walkthrough before we call it done
FAQ

Drywall & Framing in Oswego: questions

Do you need a permit to frame in an Oswego basement?
Finishing a basement generally needs a permit, especially when it adds electrical, plumbing or a bedroom. We pull it when the village requires one and schedule the inspections.
Can you box in ductwork without lowering the whole ceiling?
Yes. We frame bulkheads only where the ducts and pipes run, so the rest of the ceiling stays at full height. We plan the layout with you before framing so it lines up with walls and doors.
How long does basement framing and drywall take?
Framing comes first, then hanging, then several finish coats that each need to dry. The written estimate includes a schedule for your space, and we book around the days we said.
What other towns do you cover near Oswego?
We also work in Montgomery, Aurora and Naperville.
Can I send photos first?
Yes. Text photos of the space and the ceiling to (815) 585-1750. We can talk through the layout with you before we come out to measure.

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Call or text (815) 585-1750 and tell us what the space needs. We will measure, lay it out and price it in writing.

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