This dining room needed tight drywall finishing to close out the renovation: seams taped, inside/outside corners beaded, skim-coated to a smooth Level-4/5, then sanded and primed for a clean, uniform surface. Transitions were straightened, fasteners set and filled, and edges cut crisp so the homeowners can roll right into paint.
This concrete basement wall was bare and unfinished. We installed and finished drywall along the entire span, carefully trimming out the window to complete the look. What started as a cold, rough surface is now a clean, painted wall ready for use.
This office space needed a little drywall finishing and painting to get it operational. We sprayed the ceilings black, painted out the walls, and installed new doors to give the space a clean, industrial feel. A solid before-and-after transformation—including a shot of the owner hanging trim.
With winter approaching, this unfinished drywall needed attention fast. A little mudding and sanding goes a long way toward a clean, polished interior ready for paint. A simple fix that makes the whole space feel complete.
A fresh drywall patch goes a long way in a bathroom — especially where moisture has taken its toll. This repair smooths everything out and sets the stage for a clean, finished look once paint and trim come together.
Turning an open living room into a private bedroom starts with a solid new wall. Framed, drywalled, and ready for the homeowner to take across the finish line — a clean transformation with a big impact.
Water damage can really make a ceiling look rough. With new drywall and fresh popcorn texture, this space is back to solid and seamless — ready for paint and looking like new again.
