What goes into drywall

Drywall is an easy trade to cut corners on. Here at Rock On 307, we take your future into consideration. If it is not done properly, you will begin to see the imperfections in the long run. If drywall is not installed properly, seams between the sheetrock will begin to show as the home settles. Texture matching is a form of art, and we consider the consistency of the mud, the condition of the current drywall, as well as the temperature and humidity of the home to ensure that our texture application is uniform. When hiring a drywall company, these are things that you want to be considered. When it comes to drywall finishing, there are five levels. 

The first level consists of hanging the sheetrock and taping it to create a draft-free environment which also creates a firebreak. Level 2 is when sheetrock hung, taped and finished with one coat of joint compound. Level 3 finish is the basic starter package for a home and consists of two additional coats of mud with your desired textured and meets your minimal builder-grade finishing. Level 4 is 3 coats on all joints and has far less imperfections than Level 3 and is ideal for flat walls. Level 5 finish is when mud is applied to the entire wall and ceiling to create a uniform, flat and perfect surface. The Level 5 finish allows your desired paint to spread across the wall perfectly. Finishing in the final 3 levels requires a trained-eye and an artistic hand.

We take our time in the sheetrock hanging process to ensure that every step is done properly and to the highest standards in the industry. Our goal is for our finished product to look the very same in its perfection 10 years down the road as it does when we first complete it.

Because of our attention to detail as well as the time and care that goes into our work, we ensure that you will be satisfied with how your project looks. Additionally, our warranty provides you assurance that if anything comes up, you will be taken care of.