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Drywall & Plaster Contractors in Milwaukie, OR
Drywall and plaster contractors install, finish and repair interior walls and ceilings. They patch holes and cracks, replace water-damaged sections, match textures and restore plaster in older homes.
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Common drywall and plaster services include:
- Drywall patching and crack repair
- New drywall hanging and finishing
- Ceiling repair and texture matching
- Popcorn ceiling removal and smoothing
- Plaster repair and skim coating
Call a drywall pro after plumbing leaks, remodels or settling cracks, or when walls need a smooth finish before painting. Painting itself belongs with painting contractors.
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Drywall and Plaster Questions and Answers
What does a drywall contractor do?
A drywall contractor hangs drywall sheets, tapes and finishes joints, applies texture and repairs damaged walls and ceilings. Plaster specialists repair and restore traditional plaster walls.
Can damaged plaster be repaired instead of replaced?
Often, yes. Cracks, small holes and loose areas can usually be repaired, reattached or skim coated. Large sections that have separated from the lath may need replacement, which a plaster specialist can assess.
How do I choose a drywall or plaster contractor?
Ask to see finished work, especially texture matching, and confirm the level of finish they will deliver. For older homes, ask about experience with plaster, and for homes built before 1978, about lead-safe practices.
What affects the cost of drywall or plaster work?
Cost depends on the size and number of repairs, ceiling height, texture matching, finish level, water damage or mold remediation needed first, and whether painting is included.
How should I prepare for drywall or plaster work?
Move furniture away from the work area and cover or remove belongings, since sanding creates dust. Fix any leak that caused the damage first, and ask about dust containment and cleanup.