Remodels & Additions
New walls and ceilings that tie into your existing house without a visible seam.
When you're adding a room, converting a garage, or opening up a floor plan, the drywall work has to tie new construction into decades-old walls without a visible seam. That means matching texture, matching finish level, and matching how the original walls were built up, not just hanging new sheets and hoping it blends.
We hang, tape, and finish new walls and ceilings to Level 4 or Level 5 depending on the sheen and lighting in the room, then match texture across the transition line so the addition reads as part of the original house, not an obvious patch job.
Most remodel and addition jobs also involve coordinating around framing, electrical, and insulation crews already on site. We work the schedule so drywall doesn't become the bottleneck.
What Affects Price
- Square footage of new wall and ceiling area
- Finish level required (Level 4 standard paint-grade vs. Level 5 for smooth or gloss walls and strong side-lighting)
- How closely the existing texture has to be matched
- Access, second-story additions, tight stairwells, and finished-space protection add labor
- Whether ceilings are flat, vaulted, or have soffits and bulkheads
Walk the Job
We look at the actual space before quoting, not a guess over the phone.
Honest Quote
Clear scope, clear price, no upsell padding.
Schedule & Execute
We show up when we say we will and work the job to plan.
Walk Through & Close Out
We walk it with you before we call it done.
Remodels & Additions FAQ
Can you match texture from a house built in the 1970s or 80s?
In most cases, yes, orange peel, knockdown, and skip trowel textures can all be matched by hand once we see the existing wall. We'll flag it up front if a section is a genuinely hard match, like hand-troweled plaster.
Do you handle the whole addition or just drywall?
Drywall is our scope. We work around the framing, electrical, and insulation crews already scheduled, and we time our start so drywall isn't the thing holding up your finish trades.
What finish level do I need?
Level 4 is standard for most walls under normal lighting and a flat paint sheen. Level 5 is worth the extra cost for smooth or semi-gloss paint, strong raking light from skylights or big windows, or any wall you'll be looking at up close.
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