Drywall installation, repair, and replacement on walls and ceilings damaged by water, settling, or age. Seams taped, finished, and sanded so paint goes on without visible flaws.
Installation on new framing, full replacement of damaged sections, patching around openings, and finishing to match existing texture. Standard board and moisture resistant board where the room needs it. Every job includes taping, three coats of compound, sanding, and cleanup before the room gets handed back.
A stained or sagging ceiling always has a cause. Repairing the drywall without finding that cause guarantees a repeat visit next winter. Roof leaks, plumbing runs, and condensation from poor ventilation all show up as drywall damage. The source is identified and priced separately before any new board goes up.
Finishing drywall is three separate coats, each feathered wider than the last. The first coat beds the tape. The second and third build the seam out so the transition is invisible. Skipping a coat saves a few hours and shows up in year two as a hairline crack along the seam line.
Existing wall textures get matched by hand so patches disappear instead of standing out under a work lamp. Orange peel, knockdown, and skim finishes each have their own technique. The match sample is checked in daylight against the surrounding wall before the patch is called finished.
Most drywall work happens in rooms that stay occupied during the job. Dust barriers go up first at every opening. Vacuum sanding cuts the airborne dust to almost nothing. Furniture gets covered or moved. The room gets vacuumed and wiped down before the crew leaves for the day.
Standard board for typical walls. Moisture resistant board on any wet wall or ceiling near a bathroom. Fire-rated where code requires it. The board type and the finish level go on the written estimate so nothing gets swapped mid-job. Corner bead gets set plumb and fastened tight.
Drywall is what you paint. If the compound work is wrong, the paint shows it under every work lamp. Seven things separate a wall that looks flat in year five from one that cracks in year two.
Water-stained ceilings always have a source. Repairing the drywall without finding the roof leak, plumbing drip, or ventilation problem behind it guarantees a repeat visit. Every job starts with tracing that cause.
Water stained ceilings traced to the source before any new board goes up on the frame.
Three separate coats of compound, each feathered wider so seams disappear at year five.
Corner bead set plumb and fastened tight, so finished corners always photograph clean.
Existing wall textures matched by hand, so patches disappear instead of standing out.
Dust barriers and vacuum sanding in rooms that stay occupied during the work.
Board type and finish level named in writing, so nothing gets swapped later.
Bring the drawings, the photos, or just the problem. A written estimate costs nothing and gives you real numbers to plan the whole project around.
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A & C carries insurance on all residential drywall work in Connecticut. The homeowner is never exposed during the project.
Twenty-five years working on Connecticut homes shapes every job. What we see under the surface has been seen many times before.
Every quote arrives in writing with the scope, materials, and a real start date. There is no cost or obligation attached.
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Drywall service covers installation on new framing, patching around openings, and full replacement of damaged sections. Standard board, moisture resistant board, and fire-rated board where each belongs. Taping, three coats of compound, sanding, and texture matching are all part of the scope. The written estimate names the board type.
Cost depends on the square footage, the board type, the finish level, and whether the source of any water damage needs to be identified first. A small patch and a full ceiling replacement sit at very different prices. A & C does not quote drywall over the phone.
Drywall patching and repair does not require a permit. Full replacement inside a larger renovation, or work that opens walls for structural or plumbing changes, does. Permits are confirmed during the estimate before the schedule is set.
A small patch runs a single visit for the compound plus a return trip to sand and prime. A full room or ceiling replacement typically runs two to five days including drying time between three coats. Schedules are laid out phase by phase in the written scope.
Yes. A & C General Construction LLC carries full insurance on every drywall project across Connecticut. Every scope also includes a free written estimate before any board goes up, with board type, finish level, and a real start date listed.
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Send a photo of the damage or the room dimensions. We respond with a written price, the board type, finish level, and a real start date. Free walkthrough anywhere in Connecticut.
A & C General Construction handles the full residential exterior and interior. Every service below runs under the same crew and the same written-estimate process.
Kitchen, bathroom, and full interior renovations. Layout changes, framing, drywall, trim, and paint under one crew.
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Roof installation, replacement, repair, and inspections. Decking, ice barrier, flashing, and ventilation as one system.
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Vinyl, fiber cement, and wood siding installed on residential exteriors. Panels cut, sealed, and fastened tight.
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Interior and exterior painting on walls, trim, doors, and cabinets. Surfaces scraped, patched, and primed first.
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Driveways, patios, decks, and siding cleaned. Pressure and detergent matched per surface without damage.
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