Provo Quality Drywall hangs, tapes, textures, and repairs drywall for houses, rentals near campus, and businesses around downtown Provo and University Avenue. We take the job from hanging through final texture, and we leave the rooms clean enough to paint. After a site visit you get a written estimate that lists the scope, the price, and the schedule. Typical drywall installation in Utah County runs about $1.50 to $3.50 per square foot, depending on the board, the finish level, and the size of the job. Small patches are priced per visit, not by the square foot.
If you are closing up a basement in the Riverbottoms, repairing cracks in an older Joaquin or Maeser house, scraping popcorn in a mid-century home, or hanging board on a new build toward the foothills, Provo Quality Drywall can take the drywall portion from the first sheet to a paint-ready wall.

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Provo Quality Drywall comes to look at the walls, then sends a written estimate that lists the scope, the price, and the timing before any board is hung. No work starts on a handshake number.
The patch people notice is the one that misses the texture. We match the surrounding orange peel, knockdown, or smooth finish so the repair disappears under paint instead of sitting as a halo.
The same Provo Quality Drywall crew hangs, tapes, muds, sands, and textures the job. The finish is not handed to a second contractor halfway through.

Provo Quality Drywall hangs drywall in additions, remodels, and new rooms around Provo. We measure and cut for each wall and ceiling, fasten the board to the framing, and leave a straight, solid surface so taping and paint have something even to land on.

Basements along the Provo river bench and in west-side neighborhoods often have tight joists, duct runs, and leftover moisture from the slab. We check framing and look for damp spots before the board goes up, then hang, tape, and finish so the new rooms match the main level above.

Shared walls in Provo rentals and houses near campus take a lot of noise. We can build a quieter assembly with acoustic board, an extra layer, insulation, or isolation clips, and we will tell you honestly how much sound you can expect to cut — not that a bedroom will become a studio.

Holes from TVs, door knobs, and old fixtures are everyday work in Provo houses and apartments. Small damage is cut back and patched; larger openings get a backed piece of new board. We texture to the surrounding wall so the spot is ready for primer instead of advertising itself as a patch.

Many mid-century and earlier Provo houses still have popcorn or sagging ceiling board. Older texture, especially in homes built before the mid-1980s, should be tested for asbestos before anyone scrapes it. Once it is cleared, we repair the ceiling and leave it smooth or in the texture you choose.

A roof leak, a backed-up bathroom, or a wet slab can stain or soften drywall. After the leak itself is fixed, Provo Quality Drywall cuts out the damaged board, lets the cavity dry, and hangs replacement panels, then textures to the wall around it. If we see what looks like mold, that part needs a specialist before we close the wall.


Provo Quality Drywall serves homeowners, landlords, builders, and businesses in Provo and nearby Utah Valley cities, including Orem, Lindon, Springville, Mapleton, and Spanish Fork. In Provo that means hanging, finishing, and repair from downtown, Joaquin, and Maeser to the Riverbottoms and the foothills, plus commercial work along Center Street and University Avenue.

Just north of Provo: repairs, basement finishes, and commercial patches in Orem, and residential work in Lindon.

South and southeast of Provo: remodel and repair work in Springville, and hanging and finishing in Mapleton homes along the bench.

Farther south, Provo Quality Drywall handles residential and light commercial drywall in Spanish Fork.
Ceilings go up first, then walls, with joints kept off the corners of openings when we can. We tape, mud, and sand to the finish level on the plans, and we schedule each phase so painters and trim carpenters can move in behind us.
Send plans, the finish level, the texture, and the dates you need. Provo Quality Drywall returns a bid broken out by labor and material and a hang-tape-finish schedule the rest of the trades can plan around.
A Provo addition or basement finish has to meet walls that may be decades older. We match the existing texture and finish level at every tie-in so the new room does not read as a later add-on.


“The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science.” Albert Einstein, The World as I See It, 1931 The debate between realism and anti-realism is, at least, a century old.
HARDWOOD FLOOR INSTALLATION

“The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science.” Albert Einstein, The World as I See It, 1931 The debate between realism and anti-realism is, at least, a century old.
HARDWOOD FLOOR REPAIR

“The most beautiful experience we can have is the mysterious. It is the fundamental emotion that stands at the cradle of true art and true science.” Albert Einstein, The World as I See It, 1931 The debate between realism and anti-realism is, at least, a century old.
HARDWOOD FLOOR STAINING
Provo Quality Drywall hangs, tapes, muds, textures, and repairs drywall, and we remove popcorn ceilings once they have been tested when needed. We also do sound-control assemblies, garage and fire-separation walls, metal-stud framing, and drop ceilings on commercial jobs.
Small patches in Provo are usually a per-job price. Larger replacement typically runs $2.00 to $6.00 per square foot, and new installation $1.50 to $3.50 per square foot, depending on size, board type, and finish. You get a written estimate after a site visit.
Yes. We match orange peel, knockdown, and smoother textures common in Provo houses so a patch does not stand out after it is painted. No texture match is absolutely invisible in every light, but that is the goal.
Yes. Provo Quality Drywall bids new homes, additions, basement finishes, and commercial build-outs from plans, and we will break out labor and material when a GC asks for it.
Yes, if the room stays heated. Joint compound should remain at about 50°F or warmer until it dries. In a new Provo build or a cold basement, the heat needs to be on before we finish, especially during an inversion when nights stay cold.
Yes. Older Provo houses, including many near downtown and the campus neighborhoods, still have popcorn ceilings. Texture from before the mid-1980s may contain asbestos and should be tested first. After a clear result, we scrape, repair, and refinish the ceiling smooth or in a new texture.