Here’s a project we recently completed for a Long Island homeowner. We were brought in to hide a very bad seam in an otherwise nice ceiling. These pictures prove how important it is to hire a highly qualified drywall contractor. Only years of experience and careful attention to detail can achieve these results.
It’s well-known in the drywall industry that anybody can call themselves a drywall professional. If you can buy some cheap tools and a pile of sheetrock, you can trick some customers into hiring you.
Skim-coating is a service drywall contractors offer as an alternative to ripping out and replacing old walls and ceilings. While skim-coating is labor-intensive, it can produce beautiful results.
We love small jobs here at McEvoy Spackling and Taping. But some of our customers wonder if their job is too small for hiring a drywall contractor. Here are 3 reasons why it’s a good idea to hire a professional drywall installer/finisher for a small project.
The major advantage of hiring a drywall contractor is clear: you want your walls to look good. But unless you’re experienced, even simple wall and ceiling repairs can turn into a nightmare.
We here at McEvoy Drywall hope you choose us to be your Long Island drywall contractor. But regardless of your final choice, here’s a tip that can help you select the right drywall contractor for your project.
Many drywall projects involve off-angles. Cathedral ceilings, for example, often have obtuse angles that require a special tape.
We often use Levelline, a stiff form of drywall tape that allows us to create sharp angles.
Here’s a product video from the manufacturer of Levelline: