About Us
Residential & Commercial
Residential & Commercial
Residential & Commercial
Are you in need of drywall services in your home? Do you have drywall that needs repaired? Or maybe you have an unfinished basement, attic, or sunroom that needs finished drywall. No job is too big or too small for our experienced crews. Our honest, upfront pricing, timeliness, and dependability sets us apart from the competition. We prid
Are you in need of drywall services in your home? Do you have drywall that needs repaired? Or maybe you have an unfinished basement, attic, or sunroom that needs finished drywall. No job is too big or too small for our experienced crews. Our honest, upfront pricing, timeliness, and dependability sets us apart from the competition. We pride ourselves in keeping costs low without compromising on quality.
Apart from residential services, we also specialize in any size commercial drywall installation.
Services
Residential & Commercial
Residential & Commercial
We offer services for both commercial and residential projects. Services offered include: Interior and Exterior Metal Stud Framing; Batt Insulation; Drywall Hanging, Finishing, and Texturing; and Exterior Insulation and Finish System (EIFS) Services.
Free Estimates
Residential & Commercial
Free Estimates
Call us at (308) 534-4830 or email us using the form below.
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Cracked plaster?
If you have a plaster and lath ceiling/wall with a few short, tight cracks, repairing them is probably smarter than covering them. But if cracks span the entire ceiling/wall or the plaster alongside the cracks feels loose when you press on it, making lasting repairs is tough. Plaster cracks often come back, even after careful repairs. Overlaying the plaster with drywall is the best way to be sure that the cracks don't come back in a year or two.
Old popcorn ceiling?
Do you want to remove or patch a popcorn ceiling? First, remember that removing a popcorn ceiling is a really dirty job. Second, patching a hole is just, well, patching a hole. You should consider simply covering the whole ugly mess with a new layer of drywall instead. It’s probably the easiest way to get the best results
Water damage?
Is it better to repair or replace drywall?
Depending on how large an area the damage covers, and also how extensive the damage is, the drywall may simply be dried out and repainted. ... Because water damage generally affects a large area, replacing the damaged drywall will almost certainly be necessary if the damage is extensive
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