Not by itself. Drywall is installed on walls and ceilings, so the actual drywall surface area is usually several times larger than the floor-plan area. We use plans, measurements, ceiling heights, room layout, and finish requirements to evaluate the real scope.

Our complete installation scope includes project-specific framing review, approved shimming or planing where required, backing, material delivery, drywall hanging, taping, corner and detail work, Level 4 or Level 5 finishing, sanding, inspection, PVA primer, two coats of interior paint, cleanup, and the final walkthrough. Your written proposal identifies the exact surfaces, materials, assumptions, and exclusions.

A Level 4 finish is appropriate for many residential interiors with typical lighting and low-sheen paint. A Level 5 finish adds a skim coat across the drywall surface to improve uniformity under strong natural light, side lighting, darker colors, higher sheen, or demanding smooth-wall designs.

Not always. We recommend Level 5 when the lighting, paint selection, wall size, or design expectations justify it. Many basements, garages, ADUs, and remodeled rooms perform very well with a properly executed Level 4 finish. We will explain which finish makes sense for your specific rooms.

Yes. PVA primer and professional interior painting are standard parts of our complete installation package. We carry the project from open framing or unfinished drywall through Level 4 or Level 5 finishing, primer, finish touch-ups, and two coats of interior paint under one coordinated scope. We do not structure these projects as a menu of separate drywall and painting services.

Yes. We work on gutted remodels, new homes, additions, ADUs, unfinished basements, garages, and other substantial residential interiors. For isolated holes, cracks, small water-damaged areas, or texture matching, use our dedicated drywall repair service.

We review visible framing conditions and identify areas that may affect the finish. Shimming, planing, backing, or other corrections can be included where appropriate. More extensive framing or structural work will be identified separately and may require another qualified trade.

Timing depends on project size, number of rooms, ceiling height, finish level, drying conditions, access, primer, and paint requirements. Many larger residential drywall-to-paint projects take approximately one-and-a-half to three weeks, while whole homes or more complex scopes may take longer. Your proposal will include an anticipated schedule for the complete package.

Yes. Plans and photos are the fastest way to begin. They help us understand the room count, ceiling conditions, openings, framing stage, special details, access, and approximate surface area. We can often provide an initial estimated range before scheduling the on-site walkthrough.

We serve homeowners and builders throughout King and Snohomish Counties, including Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Issaquah, Sammamish, Mercer Island, Woodinville, Bothell, Edmonds, Lynnwood, Mill Creek, Everett, Lake Stevens, Snohomish, Mukilteo, Shoreline, Kenmore, and nearby communities.

Yes. Qualifying completed work is backed by a 12-month craftsmanship warranty. Your proposal and project documents will explain the coverage and any applicable limitations.