Drywall Taping & Finishing in Crest Hill

Clean drywall finishing for Crest Hill homes

Sanding compound makes a fine dust that travels, and if nobody controls it, it settles on every surface in the house. We hang plastic at the doorways, cover the floors and the furniture we cannot move, and cover the vents in the room so the furnace does not carry it to the next one. Where it fits the job, we sand with a vacuum attachment that pulls dust off the wall as we go. The finishing itself is the same three coats on every seam and fastener, sanded smooth between each.

We cover Crest Hill, coming in on I-55, Route 30, Route 53, Weber Road and Caton Farm Road, and we work across Will County around it. Drywall finishing usually happens in a house where people are still living, cooking and sleeping, which makes the dust plan as important as the tape. If your Crest Hill house is a single-story layout with the bedrooms down one hall, a new wall in one room can put dust in all of them unless the hall is sealed. We plan the containment at the estimate so you know which rooms stay open.

What finishing with containment covers in Crest Hill

How a Crest Hill finishing job runs

At the free estimate we look at the board, the rooms around it and how you use the house, then write up the finishing and the dust plan together. If anything comes up that changes the work, like a sheet that needs replacing, we price it in writing and you okay it first. Each coat dries before we sand it, so we come back on the days the estimate lists and set the containment back up each time. On the last day we take the plastic down, clean up and walk the room with you.

• Free written estimate with a dust plan
• Plastic and zip door at the work area
• Vents covered during sanding
• Vacuum sanding where it fits
• Area cleaned up after every visit
• Final walkthrough after the plastic comes down