Drywall Contractors in Mississauga

Three Kinds of Walls, One Crew That Knows All of Them

Drywall contractors in Mississauga deal with three different walls depending on the street. In Applewood, Cooksville and Malton the 1960s and 70s bungalows have plaster or the earliest drywall, so repairs have to be feathered wide and patches matched to a surface that was never perfectly flat. In Erin Mills, Meadowvale and Lisgar the 1980s and 90s two-storeys come with stipple ceilings and nail pops along every stud; we scrape or skim the stipple and reset the fasteners before finishing. In Churchill Meadows and the Hurontario corridor the usual job is a brand-new basement: framing, insulation, vapour barrier and board, finished to a paint-ready level.

Basement apartments in Mississauga must be registered with the City as second units, which means the drywall has to deliver the fire separation and ceiling height the City of Mississauga Building Division looks for at inspection. We build to that from the start so the inspection is a formality, not a surprise.

On the commercial side we hang and finish partitions, bulkheads and ceilings in offices, retail units and plazas along Dundas, Dixie and the Airport Corporate Centre, working after hours so the tenant stays open. Our drywall crew leaves from Council Ring Road in Erin Mills and reaches most of the city in twenty minutes.

• Patches feathered and texture-matched to plaster, stipple or smooth walls
• Second-unit drywall built to the City of Mississauga fire-separation inspection
• Commercial partitions and ceilings hung after hours so your unit stays open