OUR SERVICES

We drywall by code, residential and commercial service, from small patches to big projects including:

Quick Rock
Curved Drywall
Hanging/Taping
All Phases of drywall needs
Level 5 Smoothwall
All Types of Drywall
Water Damage

For more details about our services and availability, feel free to call us at (510) 909-0987.

ALL TYPES OF DRYWALL

Fiberglass

Fiberglass sheetrock is made from a moisture-resistant gypsum core that is lined on both sides with fiberglass. It is actually more resistant to water and mold than typical water resistant sheetrock and is very easy to work with, making it 9one of the most popular types in use.

Water Resistant

Rooms that have high humidity, like bathrooms, kitchens and laundry rooms should have water resistant sheetrock This material isn’t waterproof or mold proof, but it can withstand more moisture than normal. Standard sheetrock is also prone to warp in high humidity rooms, but the water-resistant kind will not. It is sometimes referred to as a greenboard or blueboard sheetrock because of its blue or green backing.

Fire Retardant or Resistant

This type of sheetrock is considered non-combustible. This is made to withstand flames for 45 to 60 minutes, depending on its thickness. It is often used in hotels and apartments to keep fire form easily spreading from unit to the others so that it can be doused before the entire building goes up. It is also used in furnace rooms, kitchens, and attached garages. It is the most expensive kind of sheetrock, and the most effective width is the 5/8 inch panels. It will be usually marked “fire-retardant.

Insulated

Insulated sheetrock is for rooms that have poor insulation and do not retain heat. They have a strong polyfoam type core, but they are just as easy to cut as regular sheetrock. They cam also be useful in areas with extreme changes in humidity, as they are guaranteed not to warp.

Abuse Resistant

This type of sheetrock is ideal for playrooms, high traffic areas like hallways, basements and garages. They are normally 1/2 to 5/8 inch thickness and have an extra durable paper covering as well as a reinforced core to withstand impact better than other types.

Wallboard/Baseboard

This type of sheetrock is the basic kind. It is some of the lightest and is most often used on ceilings. It normally comes in 1/2 inch to 3/8 inch thickness and is adequate for most walls in a room.