Drywall Installers in Dallas, TX

Dallas Drywall Installation

Whether you need new walls for a home remodel, new insulation, water damage remediation, or some other purpose, drywall is the material of choice for homeowners from Plano to Grand Prairie and throughout the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. Because drywall installation is almost always accompanied by some other element of home improvement, you'll need to be very clear about what you want done with your drywall, and keep your ducks in a row about what needs to be done before the drywall is installed and after. Walling up an area of water damage without fixing the underlying problem is a recipe for disaster. So, too, is wallpapering over your drywall without applying a protective primer on the drywall. Yet, whatever your drywall needs are, a competent Dallas drywall contractor will be able to work with your various home improvement needs and give you stunning new walls at the same time.

Drywall Finishing
While the cost and value of drywall makes it as close to universal as it gets in the home improvement industry, different drywall installation methods can yield substantially different looks. In Dallas, drywall finishing isn't hard to sell. The roaring cosmopolitan culture with the number three fashion market in the nation knows about the importance of home decorating. Before you let anyone install new drywall, be sure to talk with them about drywall finishing options. Smoother finishes are great accents for contemporary decorating styles and can mimic the look of traditional plaster. They also take a bunch of experience, a good eye, and a steady hand to do well. More highly textured drywall can also work to create dynamic walls that will jump out at you. While not as difficult as smooth finishing, a good deal of craftsmanship is needed to keep the texture consistent over the entire wall, regardless of the finish you choose.

Contractors
Drywall installation is not for the casual DIYer. Though it doesn't require a great deal of technical skill, it's messy and time consuming, and getting a professional-looking wall may take a few trial runs to get right. This can mean weeks of putting an area of your home out-of-commission and strictly off-limits. For an open area of the house, where the mess may seep into other areas, forget about it. In fact, not even the professionals are a sure bet without taking the time to find someone with the necessary experience. Here's what one Dallas homeowner told us: "Everyone says they can do it, but not all can do it professionally. Remember, it is your money they are spending so have it done right the first time."

Finding one of these reliable drywall contractors on your own can be a real chore. Much of a drywall contractor's business is generally as a subcontractor for larger projects coordinated through a general contractor. Sometimes you can get a good reference through one of these contractors, but HomeAdvisor enables you to meet several drywall contractors all of whom have been prescreened. You can then check each contractor's ratings and reviews through our website for quality control.

Cost of Drywall Installation
Drywall installation means a number of different things. It can mean a large repair project, a single wall, a single room, or an entire house. It can mean nothing more than installing the drywall, it can be drywall installation and plumbing repair, or it can be drywall installation and interior house painting. The average cost of drywall repair is about $500, which is a good starting point. To give you an idea of the range you might be looking at, the national average cost for installation is about $2,000. In Dallas, drywall installation projects have ranged from $800 to $4,000.