The team at Edward's Enterprises patches drywall, textures walls and more in West Hills including:
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Water damaged drywall replaced
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Wall and ceiling texture spray
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Settling wall cracks repaired
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Ceiling texture re-sprayed
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Prime raw dry wall for paint
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Dry-wall prep before wallpaper
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1/2 Drywall installations
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5/8 Fireboard repairs
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Purple/green board replaced
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Minor plaster repair
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Small sheetrock hole patches
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Orange peel texture spray
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Medium texture retouched
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Knockdown bathroom texture
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Bedroom acoustic ceiling spray
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Install plywood over drywall
Maybe you recently put in new lights, or a new speaker cable. We can come in and patch and repair these cuts, slots and channels.
If the repair is on a wall with any of the common textures on it (Orange Peel, Medium, Heavy, Knockdown) have no fear. We can match the repaired section to the existing texture (no patch is ever going to match the existing area 100%, but we can get it pretty close).
Find out how we can help with your next drywall fix. Contact our office to go over your next dry-wall repair project!
- Handy Tips
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- DIY FAQs
When it comes to wall patching, the first step is preparation. Some suggestions include to remove the furniture from the room so that it does not get in the way, as well as, does not accidentally get debris (or texture spray) on it.
If you are unable to remove the furniture you can cluster it into one corner (or the center of room) and cover it. Next, vacuum the room to create a clean work area. Then cover the floor with drop cloths so that no debris ruins the floor (and this prevents spray from settling on ground).
Also, take down any draperies or drapery hardware, and loosen light fixtures and wrap plastic bags around them. Lastly, remove any wall plates from electrical outlets and switches. Make sure that mesh patch is properly placed to cover the entire hole or aperture, and not leaving any of it exposed or uncovered, of course. A drywall knife is also especially handy to have, in this instance, as you can use it to use lightweight joint compounds to cover things up, using criss-cross, side-to-side motions. Let things dry up, and then, if you really want to, apply a second or even third layer, to be on the safe side of things…really cover that up as best you can, and let it reinforce itself upon properly drying.
USA Gypsum Wallboard Popularity and Rising Demand
The gypsum wallboard industry, within the U.S. alone, is truly one of the largest out there. and it has been for the last few years, now. Furthermore, a few of the planet's highest gypsum – concentration reserves are in the U.S. as well. North America is truly a proud industry leader in the production of gypsum and its wallboard products, having the final say in what gets made, outsourced, manufactured, remade, and much else.
The Economy Behind It All
Even during the latest recession, the economy, in terms of gypsum production, has not suffered as much as in other areas. and it, in fact, shows significant improvements in recovery, thanks to the abundance of supply and labor revolving around this industry.
A Few of the Latest Developments
As of late, in 2012 and onward, studies have shown U.S. production and demand GDP to stand at appx. $15,684bn, with 62 unique wallboard plants spread well in thriving regions of the country as well. and to further add, the total wallboard capacity has shown to be ~3450MM2 / year or higher since then. 2012 crude production alone accounted for 9.9Mt.
Efficiency
Gypsum wallboard efficiency is among the best since it is very easy to use, relatively affordable, environmentally friendly, and even sustainable. For that, it is no wonder most American construction business rely on it as heavily as they do. It delivers results.
Budget
What is your business's budget? It is hard to construct without gypsum wallboard. Need to have a plan.
Is it better to repair or replace drywall?
FAQs on drywall replacement and repair
Drywall is the new technology that many builders have opted to, for it offers a house some great finishes. As much as it is lightweight, easy to use, and affordable, the material is not prone to damage. Holes, scratches, water damage, cracks, and dents are among the damage your drywall might face. So what are the commonly asked questions about drywall?
1. Should you hire a pro or DIY drywall repairs?
With possession of the necessary tools and materials, this is a job that you can handle yourself. However, it might take you a lot of time and give you some difficulties, so you should also consider hiring an expert.
2. What tools are required to do a DIY drywall repair?
Depending on the kind of job you have to do, you would require the following; drill, knives, hacksaw, hammer, ladder, level, screwdriver, and tape measure. The materials you will need are drywall tape, fresh drywall, drywall screws, and nails.
3. What is the cost of professional drywall repair?
The average cost if around $15.0 – $2 per square meter depending on the nature of the job.
4. Should I opt for a drywall repair or replacement?
The decision will depend on what situation your drywall is; if the damage is big, then a replacement, but if it can be fixed, then a repair.
5. Can I recycle the damaged drywall?
The only drywalls that can be recycled are those that contain asbestos, but the rest can not.
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Is mold resistant drywall worth it?
In normal to dry locations, mold resistant drywall is generally not worth the additional cost. Also, mold resistant drywall does not protect against mold in cases of flooding or where large amounts of water would otherwise completely saturate the drywall.
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We charge for all time included in a customer's project, including purchasing or delivering materials or for the time to haul away debris. This allows us to take on smaller projects for our wall repair and texture clients, rather than only lump sum projects with much higher minimums to show up.
Licensed: We are a licensed General Contractor with the Contractor's State License Board (B857752) since 2005.
Most projects get a 3 hour window of arrival, so expect something like 7:00am to 10:00am, or 10:00am to 1:00pm, or even 12:00pm to 3:00pm window.