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Have a drywall-related question? We have the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!
There are several signs of drywall repair. These can include:
If you think that your drywall is showing any of these signs, you can contact our drywall contractors today.
Absolutely! Depending on the size of the hole (typically less than a few inches in diameter), our team of drywall contractors can patch and repair the area using joint compound and sanding techniques. Our goal is to leave a seamless, invisible finish.
Drywall is a prefabricated panel made of gypsum sandwiched between paper liners. In contrast, plaster is a wet application of lime, sand, and water that needs time to cure. Drywall is quicker to install, less expensive, and more commonly used in modern construction. According to the National Inventors Hall of Fame, the average new house in America contains over 6,000 square feet of drywall. It is a fundamental component of modern structures, so it's important to ensure that you are working with the right team. Discuss your options today with one of our drywall contractors so they can provide guidance on the best materials to use.
Yes! Popcorn ceilings, a popular texture in mid-20th-century homes, can look dated and trap dust. Our team of expert drywall contractors uses safe and efficient methods to remove the popcorn texture, leaving you with a clean and modern flat surface ready for painting or further renovation.
The cost of the repair depends on various factors, such as the size, complexity, and accessibility of the project. A small patch job will cost less than repairing a large section of damaged drywall. Our team of drywall contractors recommends scheduling a free consultation to evaluate your project and receive an accurate quote.
While we prioritize safety, it's important to note that popcorn ceilings installed before the 1980s may contain asbestos, according to Asbestos.com. In such cases, our team of drywall contractors recommends working with a licensed asbestos abatement professional for removal.
The timeline varies depending on the size and complexity of the project. In our experience, small repairs typically take a day, while larger jobs requiring extensive patching or replacement may take longer. We will provide a realistic timeline during the consultation with a drywall contractor from our team.
Drywall provides some soundproofing because of its mass. However, for significant noise reduction, additional techniques such as soundproofing insulation, decoupling membranes, or resilient channels might be needed. When you consult with one of our drywall contractors, we can discuss your soundproofing needs and recommend the most effective solutions.
Before our drywall contractors begin the project, we recommend doing the following to ensure a smooth work process: clear the work area of furniture and use dust sheets to cover belongings, protecting them from the dust generated during repairs.
Once the repairs are fully cured (drying and hardening time may vary depending on the materials used), you can paint or decorate the surface as desired. Specific aftercare instructions based on your project will be provided. If you still have questions, please feel free to contact Bruno Massaro & Sons Inc today. Our team of skilled drywall contractors is happy to discuss your project requirements and provide a free consultation.
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