Need a Subcontractor for Tape, Mud and Texture?

You hang, we tape, mud and texture

The split is simple: your hangers set the board and the corner bead, and we do everything after that. We tape the joints, run the mud coats over the joints, fasteners and bead, sand between coats, and bring the walls and ceilings to the finish level written into the plans. Level 4 suits most walls that will carry texture or flat paint; Level 5 is for smooth walls under critical light, like a stairwell window or a wall-wash fixture.

On top of the finish goes the texture the job calls for: knockdown or orange peel, sprayed to match the plans or a room you point to, or a hand-trowel texture like skip trowel or Santa Fe on a feature wall. We can leave the surface primed, or stop at finished texture so your painter takes it from there, whichever the scope says.

Looking at the hang before the first coat

Before any mud goes on, we walk the hang: gaps at the joints and corners, fasteners sitting proud or broken through the paper, butt joints landing where they'll be hard to hide, and bead that isn't straight. A finish can only be as flat as the board behind it, so anything that would show through gets written down and sent to you before we start, either for your hangers to take care of or as its own line in our scope.

That walk-through is about the wall, never about who hung it. It keeps the finish predictable and keeps the scope honest on both sides, so nobody has to sort out later whose work a ridge or a popped screw belongs to.

Homes, multifamily and commercial

On the residential side that means new custom homes, additions and whole-house remodels; on the commercial side, tenant finish, office suites, hotel renovations, dining rooms and other front-of-house spaces, apartment and condo buildings, and the offices and showrooms inside warehouse and flex buildings. Occupied buildings get phased by floor or section, with after-hours work where the building needs it, and each phase is cleaned up before the next one starts.

Remodels inside existing buildings follow the same year-built rule as everything else we do: buildings from before 1980 are outside what we take on, and on a commercial remodel we confirm whether an asbestos inspection applies before any existing texture gets disturbed. New construction clears that question by definition.

Where we hang the board too

In unincorporated Douglas County, including Highlands Ranch, Sterling Ranch, Stonegate, The Pinery, Roxborough Park and the business parks of Meridian and Louviers, we can hang the board as well, for any kind of building; see drywall in unincorporated Douglas County. On homes in Genesee, Ken Caryl and Dakota Ridge, the same goes for one- and two-family houses. Everywhere else we work, we start once your hangers have the board and bead up.

Bids, scheduling and paperwork

Bids come from plans or photos: square footage, ceiling heights, the finish level and the texture called out, and any areas held to Level 5. Larger jobs get a walkthrough, and a written scope with the price comes back before anything is put on the calendar. Tell us when the board will be up and when your painter is due, and we'll say plainly whether that window works rather than squeezing it in.

A certificate of insurance and a W-9 go to your office ahead of the first day on site, made out the way your paperwork needs them. One number to text or call covers the job from the bid to the final walk.