What to Expect From a Drywall & Plastering Visit

Prep makes the work go faster and protects your belongings.

• Move furniture out of work areas or to the center of the room
• Remove valuables, electronics, and artwork from walls
• Identify any color, style, or material decisions ahead of time
• Set expectations with family members about noise, dust, and access
• Note any specific concerns or trouble areas

Quality interior work starts with extensive prep.

• Introduction and credentials check on request
• Walkthrough confirming scope and color/material choices
• Plastic sheeting, drop cloths, and protective coverings installed
• Discussion of work hours and access during the project
• Final written estimate before any prep begins

What you should see and hear during interior finish work.

• Surface prep that takes longer than you expected (this is good)
• Communication about color matching, sheen choices, or unexpected conditions
• Mid-project check-ins where you can review progress
• Updated estimate if scope expands (water damage discovered, additional repair needed)
• Daily cleanup keeping the rest of your home livable

Final inspection, touch-ups, and warranty.

• Final walkthrough in good lighting to spot any issues
• Touch-up work on minor flaws identified
• All protective coverings, materials, and debris removed
• Written warranty information (most pros warrant their work for 1-3 years)
• Care instructions for the finished surface