A property flipper I know tried to cut corners on a Newport renovation by having his inexperienced crew handle the drywall mudding. When potential buyers walked through, every seam and screw hole was visible under the track lighting, making the whole flip look cheap and unprofessional. He ended up calling Jersey City Drywall to redo the entire job, which cost more than hiring professionals from the start.

Drywall mudding is all about building up thin, smooth layers and sanding between coats to create a perfect surface for paint. We've seen every shortcut and mistake in the book.  Whether it is too much compound in one coat, not enough sanding, rushing the drying time between applications. When it's done right, you shouldn't be able to tell where the drywall ends and the mud begins.  If you are in need of expert drywall mudding and finishing give us a call to get your drywall installation or repair project started today!