Drywall, Paint and Finish Carpentry
Hang, tape, texture and paint, plus the trim and doors that make a room look finished rather than nearly finished. A lot of what we do is in older houses: wallpaper stripped, walls skimmed and retextured, and plaster repaired instead of ripped out. Repairs and patching we do ourselves. On a full hang-and-finish we bring in a finisher we have worked with, and run the job start to finish.
Drywall, paint and finish carpentry we have done
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Living room, skimmed and painted
Drywall & paint · Garretson, SD
Guest room, wallpaper peeled, texture removed, skim coated and painted
Drywall & paint · Garretson, SD- Hang, tape, mud and texture
- Ceilings boarded, taped and finished
- Water-damaged ceilings and walls cut out and replaced
- Skim coating and retexturing
- Plaster repair
- Wallpaper removal
- Interior painting
- Trim, doors and built-ins
We work out of Garretson and cover about an hour in any direction: Garretson, Sioux Falls, Brandon, Dell Rapids, Baltic, Sherman, Harrisburg, Tea, Hartford and the towns between. See the areas we serve.
Do you paint as well as hang and tape?
Yes. Hang, tape, mud, texture and paint, plus the trim and doors. You are not hiring two trades.
Can you match the texture we already have?
Close, yes. On a large area we run a drywall hopper so the pattern matches what is already on the wall, and on a small patch we use a spray can. The honest answer is that a repair rarely matches something sprayed years ago perfectly, but it gets close enough that you would have to be looking for it.
How long after taping before it can be painted?
We like to give it 24 to 48 hours to be certain it is dry all the way through. Then we sand the high spots, fill any cat faces, get every bit of dust off, and put a PVA primer down, which is what gives paint something to hold on to over new mud. The primer wants about 24 hours of its own before the topcoat goes on.
Our walls are old plaster, not drywall. Can you work with that?
Yes, and a lot of what we do around here is exactly that. Cracked plaster that has come away from the lath can often be reattached and hot mudded rather than torn out. Where it is too far gone the ceiling or wall comes down and new board goes up in its place.
Got something that needs doing? Send photos and we will price it.
Call or text (605) 681-6789. Licensed and insured. Estimates are free, and we put the number in writing.