New walls in your Homer Glen home that look like they were always there, with no seam lines or screw dimples showing through the paint. We tape, coat, sand and prime the board so it is ready for color.
Hanging the board is only half the job. The taping and finishing decide whether you see a wall or a stack of sheets with lines between them. We bed paper tape in the flat seams and inside corners, set bead on every outside corner, then run three coats of compound, each one wider than the last. Every coat gets sanded before the next goes on, and the finished surface gets primer so the paint goes on even.
Homer Glen is on our regular route, reached off I-355 and along 159th Street, Bell Road and Route 7 in Will County. If your Homer Glen house sits on a large lot and you are adding a family room or a bigger kitchen, the new board ends up right against walls that are already painted. That tie-in, where the addition meets the old house, is the joint people notice, so we feather it wide across both surfaces and prime the old paint before the last coat. Once the room is painted, you should not be able to tell where the addition starts.
Tapered seams and inside corners bedded in paper tape and compound, pressed tight so nothing bubbles later.
Metal or paper-faced bead on every outside corner, set straight and coated so the corner stays crisp.
Where sheet ends meet without a taper, the compound is spread wide so the joint does not show as a hump.
Every fastener covered in three passes so no dimples read through the paint.
The joint between new board and the existing wall finished across both sides and blended in.
Each coat sanded, the last one checked with a work light, then the whole surface primed for paint.
We look at the board once it is hung, or before it goes up if we are hanging it too, and leave a free written estimate that spells out the finish level for each room. If we find something that needs fixing first, like a loose sheet or a cracked panel, we price it in writing and wait for your okay. The schedule builds in drying time between coats, and you know in advance which days the crew will be in the house. When the last coat is sanded and primed, we walk every wall with you under a work light.
Call or text (815) 585-1750 when the board is up or about to be. We set a time to look at it and write up the finish room by room.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com