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DRYWALL
Building Together, Crafting Excellence, Every Step of the Way

Because drywall is just one step closer to the end of a renovating,  construction project, our drywall services encompass everything you need to bring a new space to life. From hanging sheetrock, tape and mudding to expertly applied knockdown, flat finishes, and orange peel textures, our skilled craftsmen ensure every surface is impeccably smooth and visually appealing. We specialize in popcorn removal, transforming outdated and textured ceilings into sleek, modern spaces. Whether you’re building a new home, remodeling, or renovating, trust Milestone Construction to deliver superior drywall services that elevate the aesthetic and functionality of your space. With our attention to detail and commitment to excellence, we’ll exceed your expectations every step of the way.

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These bullet points outline the basic steps involved in drywall installation, but it’s important to follow manufacturer guidelines and local building codes for specific techniques and requirements.

  • Measure and plan: Accurately measure the dimensions of the area to determine the amount of drywall needed. Plan the layout to minimize waste and ensure proper alignment of seams.
  • Prepare the surface: Ensure the framing is structurally sound and free of debris. Install insulation if necessary and address any moisture issues before hanging drywall.
  • Cut and fit drywall: Use a utility knife or drywall saw to cut drywall panels to the appropriate size. Fit the panels snugly against the framing, leaving a small gap at the edges for expansion.
  • Attach drywall to framing: Secure the drywall to the framing using drywall screws or nails, spacing them evenly along the edges and studs. Be careful not to overdrive the fasteners, which can break the paper surface.
  • Tape and mud seams: Apply drywall tape to the seams between panels, overlapping slightly, and cover with joint compound (mud). Smooth the mud with a drywall knife, feathering the edges to blend into the surrounding surface.
  • Apply multiple layers of mud: Build up layers of joint compound, allowing each layer to dry completely before sanding and applying the next. Use progressively wider drywall knives to achieve a smooth finish.
  • Sand and finish: Once the final layer of mud is dry, sand the surface smooth using fine-grit sandpaper or a sanding sponge. Remove any dust and apply primer before painting or applying texture.

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