My Work Ethic
A good work ethic is hard to come by these days. Being on time and upfront about the cost and procedures of your project is a skill I have developed over the past several years with all my clients. Communication is also a big deal to me when working with you throughout the renovation process. As a small business owner, my top priority is to ensure that I leave your home with you smiling and your project looking beautiful.
FAQs
Q: How long does the average drywall repair take to complete?
A: A small repair, like a fist hole in the wall, can be completed in as little as an hour, including texture and paint. Most of my drywall repair jobs take from 1 day to 2 days, with only 2 or 3 hours of work on it per trip.
Q: Is repairing drywall a dirty job?
A: Repairing drywall can create quite a bit of dust. Between cutting into the wall or ceiling to make a square or rectangle and sanding the new joint compound, it can be a messy job. This is why I always cover the work area with plastic and mask off ceiling repairs to control the dust. I also utilize a dustless sanding system to further manage drywall dust particles.