New Construction Drywall in Connecticut
Building a new home? From the first sheet to the final sanding, we deliver straight, smooth walls across your whole project — on schedule and on budget.
New Construction Is a Different Job
Drywalling a brand-new home is not the same as finishing a remodel. There's more board, more layout decisions, multiple floors and rooms, and a schedule that other trades depend on. It takes a crew that can move fast without cutting corners.
Full House Drywall coordinates directly with your builder and other trades, so walls go up in the right order and come out straight, square and ready for the finish trades that follow us.
Materials, Code & Layout
New construction means getting the right board on the right wall — and we know CT code requirements.
Fire-Rated Materials
Garage walls, separations and certain ceilings need Type X and fire-rated assemblies. We hang the right board for the job.
Moisture-Resistant Board
Bathrooms, basements and laundry areas get MR board where humidity demands it, so the walls hold up over time.
Smart Board Layout
We lay out sheets to minimize joints, keep seams off header corners and place them where they'll be easiest to finish flat.
Soundproofing & Trends
For bonus rooms and shared walls we can add sound-rated assemblies and stagger studs for quieter, more comfortable spaces.
Working With a Builder
We hang and finish our own work start to finish, and we keep your build moving.
Scope the Job
We review the plans and scope the full house — rooms, ceilings, materials and a clear schedule with your builder.
Hang the Board
Crews hang all walls and ceilings with clean layout and proper fastening, ready to finish.
Tape & Finish
Joints are taped, mudded and sanded across the whole job for a consistently smooth, paint-ready surface.
Walk the Finish
We walk every room with your builder, then hand it off to the painters on schedule.
Related Drywall Services
The full drywall process, all handled by one Connecticut crew.
New Construction Drywall, Explained
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