Drywall Finishing


You may have heard about the term “drywall finishing” at least once. Overall, dealing with gypsum drywall or any other type of drywall is complicated enough, and adding finishing on top of that makes it even harder. 

 

The two most common processes of finishing sheetrock include tape and mudding drywall. While mudding drywall is one of the most important parts of your project, you must also take care of texturing, painting, and other details to ensure you’re finishing your drywall joints correctly. 

 

Doing an incorrect ceiling or wall finishing project could cause your drywall panels to wear down faster than if you had achieved a smooth drywall finish. In any case, our drywall finisher and plasterer is more than happy to help you with any project you may need. 

 

You can stop looking for “drywall finishers near me” and start looking for drywall solutions with our team at Mesa Drywall Force. If you want to know more information about how we tape and finish drywall, you can contact us via phone call or fill out our contact form to schedule a consultation. 

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Mesa Drywall Force (Drywall Finishing SP)

What Are the Different Levels of Drywall Finish? 


There are five different drywall level finishes. The higher the level, the more secure your drywall panels are. Here’s an overview of each level so that you know which plaster finish on drywall you need today: 


  • Level One: Here, the contractor will tape drywall to ensure all your panels stay up.
    Level Two: The contractor applies a joint drywall compound to secure and reinforce all your drywall panels, as well as cover any gaps or holes. 
  • Level Three: In this case, the contractor will apply some extra coats of the compound to reinforce the panels even further. If you want drywall texturing, you may not take a further level of finishing. 
  • Level Four: This level involves an extra coat of joint compound and sanding for a smoother surface. 
  • Level Five: The last level is great for those looking to skim coat ceilings since it’s where the contractor applies a skim coat to keep the panels as strong as possible. 


Most homeowners go for a “Level Four” level when they’re finishing their drywall ceiling and walls. If you’re looking to finish your basement with drywall, or if you require a garage drywall finish you may have to talk to our contractors to know which finish will best fit your needs. 

Why Choose Us? 


Finishing outside drywall corners (and finishing drywall corners themselves) can be extremely complicated. Not only do you have to pay attention to applying joint compound and taping correctly, but you also must ensure the entire surface is smooth and ready for painting and texturing.


If you apply too much compound, you would have to start sponging drywall to avoid getting too much in your panels. All of those processes are overwhelming enough for one person, which is why our team at Mesa Drywall Force is more than eager to help you with your project. 


Remember, finishing your drywall panels is as important as the installation. An improper job can lead to many problems that you don’t need or want. Even if you’re doing a small repair, finishing the panels correctly will help you avoid spending extra money on drywall in the future. 


We provide fast and accurate estimates, and we also provide a transparent project overview where you can see every single thing we’re charging you for. Once you approve the project guidelines, we’ll get to work as fast as possible. 

 

With Mesa Drywall Force, you’re not just hiring a drywall contractor; you’re hiring years of experience in all things drywall. We’ve served Mesa, Arizona, residents for years, and we will be more than happy to apply our expertise to your next finishing project. 

How Much Do We Charge for Finishing Projects? 


It depends on what you need or want for your specific project. Some of the things that could affect how much we charge for the project include the following: 


  • Tools and materials used 
  • Removal of asbestos or other hazardous materials 
  • Level of finish 
  • Workers’ fees 

Bottom Line | Contact Our Skim Coat Contractors Today! 


There’s no better time than today to start working on the home of your dreams. If you’re ready to schedule your free consultation, don’t hesitate to call our drywall finishing experts or fill out our contact form! 

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