Professional Drywall Installation for Boulder Homes and Businesses
Drywall installation is a trade that looks simple until you see it done badly. Panels that bow, seams that telegraph through paint, nail pops that appear months later — these failures happen when crews rush, use the wrong materials, or skip steps in the finishing process. We don’t work that way.
Our installation process covers every phase: framing inspection, panel layout to minimize seams in high-visibility locations, proper fastening, taping, multiple coats of joint compound, and a final sand and prime-ready surface. We work to the finish level your project requires.
What We Install
New Construction We work with general contractors and owner-builders throughout Boulder County on new residential and light commercial construction. We coordinate with framing crews and inspectors to keep your project on schedule.
Room Additions Adding a bedroom, office, or sunroom to your Boulder home? We hang and finish the new space and seamlessly blend the transition into your existing walls.
Whole-Home Renovations Gut renovations require careful planning — managing the sequence of trades, protecting existing finishes, and working efficiently to keep the project timeline on track. We’ve done this dozens of times throughout Boulder’s older housing stock.
Kitchen and Bathroom Remodels These rooms require moisture-resistant or glass-mat drywall in certain areas per code. We know the specifications and apply them properly.
Garage Conversions and ADUs Accessory dwelling units are increasingly popular in Boulder as the city expands housing options. We finish ADU interiors to a professional standard.
Finish Levels
Drywall finishing is graded on a 0–5 scale. Most painted interior walls require Level 4; high-gloss paint or critical lighting conditions call for Level 5. We discuss finish level requirements with every client before pricing.
- Level 3 — Textured surfaces; all tape embedded and two coats of compound
- Level 4 — Standard painted walls; three coats, properly sanded
- Level 5 — Premium finish; skim coat over entire surface for critical lighting
A Note on Boulder’s Elevation
At approximately 5,400 feet, Boulder’s low humidity and altitude affect joint compound drying and application. Compound dries faster than at sea level, which can be an advantage on timelines — but it also requires experienced applicators who know how to adjust their technique to prevent cracking in the first coat. Our crew has worked in Boulder’s conditions for years.
Why Boulder Homeowners Choose Us
- Accurate, written estimates before any work begins
- Clean jobsites — dust containment and daily cleanup
- Properly rated materials for each application
- Work completed to the finish level you specify
- Transparent communication throughout the project