Pricing depends on square footage, wall and ceiling height, the number of rooms, existing conditions, any demolition or framing, access, the finish level required, repairs, material selection, and building requirements. After reviewing the details and site conditions, Vanta can provide a more accurate estimate.

Timing depends on the size of the area, the number of coats and drying time required, the finish level, access, and existing conditions. A schedule is established after the site review and final scope are confirmed, since project conditions vary.

Yes. Work in condos and co-ops is subject to the building’s requirements. We request the alteration agreement, work rules, insurance requirements, and permitted work hours early so the drywall work is planned around building access and rules.

Yes. Drywall is a core part of most interior renovations and is coordinated with kitchen and bathroom work, flooring, and painting as part of a full home renovation so the project is managed together.

Yes. We install and finish drywall on interior ceilings as well as walls, including new ceilings and ceiling modifications during a renovation.

Yes. Taping, joint treatment, and finishing are a standard part of our drywall work. Seams, corners, and fasteners are treated with joint compound and sanded to the level of finish the project requires.

Yes. Drywall should be hung, taped, finished, and sanded before painting begins. The quality of the drywall finish directly affects how the final paint looks, especially under strong lighting.

Yes. We repair holes, cracks, damaged sections, old patchwork, damaged corners, and openings from electrical or plumbing work. Where moisture or plumbing is involved, the underlying source should be resolved before drywall is restored.