Drywall Contractors in Burlington County, New Jersey

Drywall Contractors in Burlington County New Jersey

Need an affordable, reliable Drywall Contractor?

Burlington County Home Services, provides solutions to all of your drywall contracting needs. From new drywall installation, to drywall repair/patching services, to water damage repairs, we can handle just about any drywall service you can think of. With affordable pricing, quality products, and drywall professionals that treat you like family, there’s no better choice than Burlington County Home Services for all of your drywall, sheetrock and plastering contracting needs!

Our sheetrock contractors have the experience and expertise for all of your drywall contractor needs. Our companies are locally owned and family operated business. Our customer service exceeds all others because we treat each customer like the neighbor that you truly are. Plus, our proximity to many Burlington County neighborhoods means our professional drywall installers are able to get to your home quickly and get right to work, saving you time and money.

Our goal is to help protect the things that matter most to you: your family and your home. With our drywall contractors, you’ll know that home is safe at any time giving you peace of mind. We use the best products and stay up to date on the latest drywall solutions. We keep quality and reliability at the forefront of every repair and installation and treat every home and homeowner with respect.

Our Burlington County, NJ drywall contractor team can handle any type of drywall services that your home may need. Some of the drywall services we offer are:

Drywall water damage repair
Drywall texturing and finishing
Drywall installation
Popcorn ceiling removal
Wallpaper removal
Paint Matching

What does ‘finishing’ mean when it comes to drywall?

This generally refers to whether or not the the product is ready to be painted or glossed. When an unfinished board has been installed, it will have been taped and the joint compound will be applied but the term ‘unfinished’ tells you that no paint has been applied.

What exactly does ‘taping and mudding’ mean?

Taping is when the gaps between sheets are taped up, then mudding is when the joint compound (mud) is applied to cover the tape and smooth it out to seem as if it were never there. Commonly, more than one coat of mudding is applied to create the desired smoothness.

What are the available types and thicknesses of sheet rock?

Sheetrock can come in various types such as fire-resistant, moisture resistant, and toxic resistant. The sheets are usually 4’ x 8’ and can be purchased in thicknesses from 1/4” to 3/4”. You can get longer sheets of drywall that are 16’ long to lessen butt joints.

Why do I need primer before I can paint?

Paint on its own does not adhere very well straight to drywall. A coat of primer needs to be applied over the paper and the mud in order for the paint to have complete, even coverage on your wall.

Drywall for Wet Areas

Moisture drywall is most commonly used for high-moisture areas like kitchens or bathrooms. You will also hear this referred to as Greenboard. The only difference from standard wallboard is that the paper backing used for these types of boards has a much higher moisture resistance than what is used for standard drywall.

Fire Code Drywall

Fire resistant drywall is the most common type of board you will see installed. Special types of fibers and other such fire-resistant materials are added to the core of the board in order to create more fire-protection than your standard sheetrock. You will generally see this type of board installed behind furnaces, around fireplace mantels, and behind pretty much all major electrical or gas appliances in your home.

Mold Proof Drywall

Mold resistant drywall is designed to repel mold as much as possible, but it does not necessarily make it altogether impossible for mold to develop, just lessens the chances of it happening. This is very important to install in any high moist areas of your home or business.