Our specialists will start by measuring your walls or ceilings to determine the amount of drywall required before cutting the drywall panels to size with the help of specialized equipment and then attaching them to the wooden or steel studs using drywall screws.

Next, we will apply a joint compound to the seams between the panels and reinforce the joints by taping them. Once the joint compound has dried, our experts will sand the seams to create a smooth surface, apply a second coat of joint compound, and sand again. Finally, we will prime and paint your commercial drywall to finish.

The key differences between residential drywall and commercial drywall are in their thickness and durability. The former happens to be typically thinner and less durable than the latter since the odds of being exposed to daily wear and tear tend to be much less in a non-commercial setting. On the contrary, being thicker and more durable, commercial drywall is perfect for areas with high footfall.