Drywall Taping & Finishing in Bolingbrook

Finishing new walls, closets and openings in Bolingbrook

A new partition looks like a few sheets of board, but finishing it means a lot of corners: two inside corners where it meets the old walls, outside corners at every opening, and a joint along the ceiling. Inside corners get folded paper tape, finished one face at a time so the crease stays sharp. Outside corners and door openings get bead set straight and coated out wide. Every flat seam and screw gets the same three coats, sanded between passes.

We cover Bolingbrook, reaching it on I-55, Route 53 and Weber Road and working through the neighborhoods off Boughton Road and Veterans Parkway. New drywall in a lived-in house usually goes up to make the floor plan work harder: a closet carved out of a bedroom, an office closed off from a family room, a wall that gives a teenager a room of their own. The ceiling line is where these walls show, since the top edge runs right under the room light and any wobble throws a shadow. We finish that line as carefully as the walls, so the new partition looks original to the house.

What finishing a new Bolingbrook wall includes

How finishing runs on a Bolingbrook wall

We come out, look at the framing and board, and write a free estimate covering the finishing, the corners and how many visits it takes. If an opening is out of square or a stud bows the board, we show you and price the fix in writing first. We return on the scheduled days as each coat dries, with the floor covered and dust kept to that room. When the walls are done, we walk them with you and check every corner and opening.

• Free written estimate before any compound goes on
• Sharp inside corners with folded paper tape
• Straight bead at every outside corner and opening
• Clean line where wall meets ceiling
• Dust kept to the room we are working in
• Corner-by-corner final walkthrough