Drywall that still looks flat when the sun hits it.

Big windows and vaulted ceilings show every seam. We hang, tape and finish drywall so it holds up in the light your room actually gets.

New lake home great room with a smooth vaulted drywall ceiling and arched windows onto snowy birch woods, a stepladder in the corner

Drywall from start to finish

Long addition with freshly hung and taped drywall on walls and a sloped ceiling, door openings framed on the right
Hung and taped: a long addition with a sloped ceiling.
Taped and mudded drywall in a vaulted great room framing an arched window and patio door, before sanding
Taped and first-coated around an arched window.
Vaulted great room with taped drywall seams around a wall of tall arched windows looking out on winter woods
Vaulted great room, seams taped, winter outside.
Finished drywall on a tall vaulted wall around arched windows covered in plastic, ready for primer in a new home
Windows masked, walls ready for primer.
Two-story stairwell with tall drywall walls taped and coated, looking up toward a window and the upper landing
Tall walls in a two-story stairwell.
Loft with a steep gable wall in finished drywall, a small window high in the peak and a half-wall railing
Steep gable in a loft, finished and ready to paint.

Why light matters in a finish

Light coming low across a wall, from a big window or a skylight, shows seams and ridges that look fine head-on. The Gypsum Association’s GA-214 finish levels exist because of exactly this. The highest level, Level 5, adds a skim coat over the whole surface for rooms with severe lighting.

Not every room needs it. A garage doesn’t. A great room with a wall of lake-facing glass might. We’ll tell you which is which before we bid it.

What we do

  1. Hang

    New homes, additions, basements and garages.

  2. Tape and finish

    Seams, corners and screws taped and coated to the level the room needs.

  3. Texture

    Ceiling and wall texture, or a smooth finish. We can match existing texture on repairs.

  4. Patch and repair

    Water damage, holes, cracks and nail pops, finished so the patch disappears under paint.

“They did an excellent job installing all the drywall on my new 2 story addition including a 3 car garage. They also completed the texturing on the ceilings of the addition.”

TJC, Minneapolis, MNDrywall and ceiling texture, two-story addition

Questions we get

Do you do small drywall repairs?

Yes. Holes, cracks, water-damaged ceilings and nail pops. Often we fix it and paint the room in the same visit.

Can you match my existing ceiling texture?

Usually, yes. We’ll look at it in person and tell you how close we can get.

Do you hang drywall or just finish it?

Both. We’ve done whole new homes, additions and garages, start to finish.

Do you paint after the drywall is done?

Yes. That’s the advantage of one crew: no gap between the taper and the painter, and no one to blame the seams on.

Tell us what needs doing.

Free estimate, written price, and Jason walks the job with you before it’s done.

Free estimate

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What needs doing?
Tell us about the place

When are you hoping to get it done?

Where should Jason reach you?

No obligation. We use this only to get back to you about your project.