Drywall Contractors in Etobicoke

Drywall Over Plaster, Basement Suites and Commercial Partitions

Most drywall calls we get from Etobicoke are about plaster. The 1940s and 50s houses in Mimico, Alderwood, New Toronto and Long Branch, and the 1950s and 60s bungalows and split-levels in Markland Wood, Eringate, Centennial Park and Richview, were plastered over lath. When it cracks, sags or has been patched too many times, we either overlay it with new board or strip it back to the studs, which also lets us add insulation and open up wiring access before the new walls go up.

Basement finishing is the other steady job, especially in Rexdale, Thistletown and Richview where basements are being turned into secondary suites. That means fire-rated separations, proper ceilings and a Toronto Building permit, which we arrange. In Humber Bay Shores towers we repair and refinish unit walls and ceilings under elevator bookings and building hours, and we match the smooth finish the units were built with.

Commercial drywall is a large part of what we do in Etobicoke: partitions and bulkheads for Bloor West and Kingsway storefronts, Lake Shore Boulevard retail fit-outs, office floors near Islington and Kipling and industrial-office units in Rexdale. We work evenings and weekends where a business needs to stay open, and we coordinate directly with our own painting crew so there is no gap between sanding and the first coat.

• Plaster overlaid or replaced, with insulation and wiring access added while walls are open
• Fire-rated separations and ceilings for secondary suites, permitted through Toronto Building
• Commercial partitions and fit-outs scheduled outside trading hours