The easiest way to give a facelift to a dull aging room is to redo the walls. However, during home remodeling Minnesota projects, many homeowners restrict themselves to applying a fresh layer or painting or changing colors altogether. While this can make a striking difference, it is not nearly as drastic bringing in the big guys, such as your local professionals at drywall services MN, to redo the drywall textures altogether. Think of it as the difference between exfoliating your skin and using a deep cleanse mask to purge from 7 layers under! No matter whether your building is just 5 years old…

Whether you need to fix a small crack in your wall or you want to build a huge commercial property, no job is too big or small at Minnesota Home Drywall & Painting. We are a Sheetrock Contractor that has been serving the greater Twin Cities area for over 10 years and we have valued each and every project as if it were our own home. We have drywall and painting specialists that can provide the experience and customer service you need to make for a great project. We have the ability to take any project on from the first stage of…

Just bought a new house in Minneapolis or St Paul? Congrats! Welcome to the neighborhood! You must be so excited to move into your new home – however, you see that there’s some water damage on the walls in the master bedroom, and some cracks in the drywall and screw out of place, where your bed’s supposed to go? And last, but not least, that outdated popcorn texture on the ceiling in your living room – you definitely want to get some updated and remodeling done in the initial stages of moving, when you don’t already have your furniture set…

Even though choosing to use drywall/sheetrock instead of plaster in your new home construction project could be the more cost effective choice – one drawback due to the thin sheet material drywall consists of is that it can get damaged rather easily. Accidentally falling onto your drywall with your heavy tool box, hanging a wall frame that’s to heavy that pulls off some of the sheetrock or your door accidentally slamming into the drywall behind it can cause holes and damage to your drywall. No one wants they’re nicely painted home walls to have doorknob impressions or holes and gashes…