Yes—we provide drywall installation for commercial interiors, including retail spaces, offices, clinics, and tenant build-outs. We understand that commercial projects often have specific requirements for fire ratings, soundproofing, and material types. Our team follows building codes, blueprint specifications, and contractor requests closely to ensure all assemblies are installed correctly and up to spec. We're experienced in working alongside other trades, staying on schedule, and delivering clean, compliant results in a commercial setting.

For most new construction homes or full basement finishes, hanging drywall takes about 1–2 days depending on crew size and job scope. Finishing (mudding, taping, sanding) usually takes about a week since it requires drying between coats.

Smaller projects or partial remodels can often be completed in just a few days. Clean-up can also add to the total duration slightly, depending on the scope of the work.

Yes—many of the remodels we work on involve older homes with plaster walls. Depending on the condition of the existing surface, we can either install drywall over stable plaster or remove and replace damaged areas. Every situation is different, and our estimators will assess the best approach for blending the new with the old while keeping the finished look clean and consistent.

In moisture-prone areas like basements, bathrooms, or laundry rooms, we recommend using mold- and moisture-resistant drywall. It’s not always required, but it’s a good long-term investment if your budget allows. We’ll walk you through your options during the estimate.

Yes, we frequently install drywall in spaces where some walls already exist, especially during remodels. We can hang new drywall over stable surfaces, replace damaged sections, or finish over areas like cracked plaster. Our team will assess the condition of the existing surfaces and recommend the best approach.

Drywall remodels often involve more detailed, time-consuming work—especially when patching around existing walls, matching textures, or working in tight or finished spaces. When a space is gutted to the studs, it’s more straightforward, similar to new construction. But partial remodels with lots of patchwork require more labor and precision.

These factors, along with added clean-up needs, can affect both the timeline and overall cost compared to new builds or simpler projects.