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Allen Drywall and Painting LLC

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Allen Drywall and Painting LLC

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27 years of experience

Allen Drywall and Painting LLC is a well-known and highly professional drywall contractor with 21 years of expirience offering: taping, drywall, painting, staining, lacquering, texturing, custom hand texture to the residents of Butte, MT at very competitive prices. If you package deal with texturing and painting there will be a certain discount. Feel free to call us at: (406) 565-0888!

Allen Drywall and Painting LLC is a well-known and highly professional drywall contractor with 21 years of expirience offering: taping, drywall, painting, staining, lacquering, texturing, custom hand texture to the residents of Butte, MT at very competitive prices. If you package deal with texturing and painting there will be a certain discount. Feel free to call us at: (406) 565-0888!








Endeavour construction group

715 Electric Ave.
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Endeavour construction group

715 Electric Ave.
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Endeavour construction group prides itself on providing architects and clients superior service and quality. ECG's concept is to enter into a partnership with clients and our open book policy promotes trusting, comfortable and effective working relationships which allow us to peruse our clients' interests in quality, schedule and budget. We are proud of our team and invite you to learn more about our staff who are dedicated craftsmanship, open communication, safety, and a pleasurable building experience for our clients.

Endeavour construction group prides itself on providing architects and clients superior service and quality. ECG's concept is to enter into a partnership with clients and our open book policy promotes trusting, comfortable and effective working relationships which allow us to peruse our clients' interests in quality, schedule and budget. We are proud of our team and invite you to learn more about our staff who are dedicated craftsmanship, open communication, safety, and a pleasurable building experience for our clients.


Adaptive Home Modifications

P.O. BOX 7278
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Adaptive Home Modifications

P.O. BOX 7278
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12 years of experience

I am a General Contractor and licensed and insured. I work a lot with the local community in helping the handicap and elderly by installing equipment to help the disabled in their home. I remodel bathrooms, doorways and entryways to enable easier access. I can frame, finish, roof, paint, trim and install fixtures throughout the house. I have built sheds, garages and outbuildings to meet the homeowners requests. I have the ability to subcontract out any services that I do not perform. I hire local guys and have a team of 3 employees on call.

I am a General Contractor and licensed and insured. I work a lot with the local community in helping the handicap and elderly by installing equipment to help the disabled in their home. I remodel bathrooms, doorways and entryways to enable easier access. I can frame, finish, roof, paint, trim and install fixtures throughout the house. I have built sheds, garages and outbuildings to meet the homeowners requests. I have the ability to subcontract out any services that I do not perform. I hire local guys and have a team of 3 employees on call.


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Drywall questions, answered by experts

Drywall anchors aren’t necessary if there’s a stud behind the wall where you’ll be working. Studs are strong enough to support screws on their own, but they don’t run throughout the wall. If you’re doing a project that involves the entire wall and not just one part (like hanging a small painting or photo), odds are you’ll need drywall anchors at some point in the process. 

Drywall installation is considerably faster and more affordable than plastering. Because plastering involves applying a wet material, it’s more time-consuming, takes longer to dry, and is more prone to cracking. It doesn’t tend to be as insulative either. If you need resurfacing work done on the walls, it's not unusual for the cost of plastering to hit $10 per square foot, which is much higher than the drywall installation costs of $1.50 to $3 per square foot.

If you’re looking for good soundproofing and want a high-end look in a historic home, though, plastering may be the better option.

Costs range from $5,000 to $15,000, depending on size, material, and design complexity.

For maximum stability, install grab bars on wall studs, as this will adequately support the weight. However, if you don't have access to studs, you can get by with wall anchors. If opting for the latter, choose specialty hollow wall anchors. 

Yes, it is possible to DIY install drywall, but it is a deceptively complicated process that can be quite frustrating if you don’t have experience. Prepare to cut and screw drywall, leave the proper gap distance for any seams, never leave the end of a piece of drywall hanging off of a stud, and cut out around electrical boxes and switches. Plus, getting the drywall to look good is challenging, especially when taping and spackling. That’s why it’s usually a better idea to hire a professional drywall installer to ensure high-quality results.

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