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Completed exterior courtyard with a white stucco fireplace and black-framed glass doors

Interior drywall finishes.

We cover the joints in your drywall and give the wall a smooth or textured look, ready for paint.

Smooth joints, ready for paint.

Drywall sheets meet at joints, also called seams. We cover those joints with tape and a layer of joint compound, often called mud.

Next, we smooth the surface or add texture. Light from large windows can show seams, so this step shapes how your walls look.

We finish drywall on custom homes, remodels and commercial jobs.

What the job covers

  • Tape over drywall joints
  • Joint compound to smooth seams
  • Textured finishes
  • Smooth walls
  • Ready for paint

Working in Scottsdale, Paradise Valley, North Phoenix and Arcadia.

Three illustrated drywall finishing stages: tape in wet compound, a wider smooth coat and a finished wall
AI illustration

Make the joints fade away.

Read the example from left to right.

  1. Tape the seams

    Tape goes in a thin coat of joint compound, often called mud.

  2. Cover the joints

    Wider coats hide the tape and screw heads.

  3. Smooth the wall

    The wall is now ready for primer and paint.

Who we do it for.

Builders and contractors

Use one bid to put up and finish the drywall. The same crew handles both steps.

Homeowners

Tell us if you want smooth walls or texture. We'll talk through the look with you before we start.

Questions we get.

Short answers about interior drywall finishes.

Share the look you want when you send the job details. We'll tell you if it's a finish we do.

No. We leave the walls ready for paint. Painting isn't part of our current work.

Drywall work starts at $3,000 to $5,000. We put up and finish drywall for whole homes, additions and remodels. We don't take on small patches.

Anything we missed? Call (602) 300-7504.

Request a bid.

Send the scope, the address and a rough timeline. We will call to walk it with you.