Drywall Taping
It is better to be safe than sorry, and this certainly applies to drywall taping. Such a seemingly simple task can have huge consequences if not done properly. Besides the lost time and added expense when the whole process has to be repeated, there is also the risk of failing your house inspections simply because taping and mudding drywall was not done correctly.
At Divine Drywall Spruce Grove, we can help you prevent that from happening by offering you our best finishing drywall services from reputable drywall taping company in Alberta, Canada.
Call us today and let us discuss how best we can help you with your taping drywall project.
What a Drywall Taping Contractor Can Do for You
Our services are not just limited to taping drywall we can also advise which tape is appropriate for the job. There is a lot more we can offer you in terms of anything related to plasterboard taping. We have certified drywall tapers with vast experience in drywall tape repair and installation of the following:
- plasterboard tape
- adhesive drywall tape
- drywall repair tape
- taping drywall corners
- fire tape drywall applications
How Do You Estimate the Cost To Tape and Mud Drywall?
The first thing you must do, before anything else, is get a free consultation to discuss the specifics of your particular project. Whether it is a very complicated job, or a simple drywall repair job, the following factors will help us determine how much it will cost:
- Type of Drywall Tape
One of the first things that you will have to decide is what kind of tape you intend to use. There are a wide variety of available tapes, and even though they all get the job done when it comes to plasterboard taping, they have their various advantages and disadvantages.
Different types of sheetrock tape are more suitable for one type of job than another and they also come at different costs. Deciding which type of wallboard tape will be the best option for you will require that you have a discussion with your contractor.
Some common types of drywall tapes are as follows:
- Paper wallboard tape
- Fibreglass mesh tape (or fibreglass drywall tape)
- Vinyl-paper composite tape
- Metal sheetrock tape
- The complexity of the Job
It takes a long time and a significant amount of investment to achieve the required level of knowledge and experience to be a reliable wallboard contractor. As such, very complex jobs that need extra care and attention will cost more as recognition of the workmanship required.
- Size of Area To Be Taped
The total size of the room needs to be taken into account before determining how much plasterboard tape will be required. Furthermore, the temptation to use less tape than is required should be avoided at all costs to prevent future expenses.