Drywall Taping & Finishing in Romeoville

Taping and finishing board you already hung in Romeoville

Plenty of homeowners hang their own drywall and leave the finishing to a crew that does it every day. We start by checking the hang: screws set just below the paper without tearing it, sheets tight to the framing, gaps narrow enough for tape to bridge. Anything that needs fixing first gets flagged before a coat goes on. Then we tape, bead, run three coats and sand, so the work you put in ends up behind walls that look right.

Romeoville is on our regular route, with I-55, Route 53, Weber Road and 135th Street getting us there and the Des Plaines River along the east side of town. Whether the project is a basement rec room, a finished garage or a new wall in a house near Lewis University, the finishing works the same way. If you hung the sheets vertically or ended up with a lot of butt joints, we plan for wider feathering on those seams, because a butt joint has no tapered edge to hide the tape. We walk the room with you, point to the spots that will take the most work, and price it in writing.

What we finish on a Romeoville hang job

How we finish a Romeoville room

Our free estimate starts with a look at your hang job and ends with a written scope for the finishing, including any fixes it needs first. If something comes up once we start, like a sheet that is not fastened at the edge, we tell you, price it and wait for a yes. The drying time between coats is built into the schedule, and we come back on the days we said. When the last coat is sanded, we go over each wall with you before it gets primer.

• Hang checked before any tape goes on
• Fixes priced in writing ahead of time
• Prefill on gaps that need it
• Three coats feathered and sanded
• Floors and stairs covered
• Wall-by-wall walkthrough before primer