Whole houses and commercial, boarded and finished to the schedule — in Austin and all around it.
On new construction the drywall sits between the trades that came before it and every trade that follows, so the schedule matters as much as the finish. Board goes up after the inspections and before the trim, paint and floors, and everything downstream is waiting on it being finished properly the first time.
We supply the material and take a house from bare framing through hang, tape, float and texture, at whatever finish level the job is specified to.
Long straight runs are the advantage of new work and the thing that has to be planned. Where the butt joints land across a twenty-foot wall decides how much finishing the room needs and how it looks once the lights go in, so the layout is decided before the first sheet rather than left to wherever the board happens to end.
Tell us where the specified finish level changes. A house is rarely one level throughout — the garage does not need what the entry does — and pricing it as one number either overcharges you or undercharges the walls that matter.
We measure, price the material with the labour, and agree where the job sits between the trades before and after us.
Ceilings then walls, laid out so the joints land where they should across long runs.
Coats built and dried in sequence, then the specified texture or a Level 5 skim where the drawings call for it.
We walk the job with you against the light before calling it done, because the punch list is cheaper to avoid than to work through.
Raeford, Fayetteville and the towns around them are not one market — a Fort Bragg rental turning over, a brick ranch off Bragg Boulevard and a new build in Hope Mills are three different jobs.
Tell us what the job is — a whole house, one room, or a hole in a hallway. Send photos on WhatsApp if that is quicker. English or Spanish.
Call (512) 784-0031