Drywall Contractor in Toronto, ON

A large part of our Toronto work happens in high-rise condos downtown, in Liberty Village, CityPlace and along the Yonge corridor. These jobs come with conditions that a house job does not: booked elevator time, a certificate of insurance for the property manager, quiet hours and strict limits on where material can be stored. We send the insurance certificate before the start date, protect hallways and elevators, and carry all debris out the same day.

Condo walls are typically steel studs with fire-rated board on the demising walls. We keep those assemblies to code, use the correct Type X board and seal penetrations, so the suite still passes inspection when you sell or lease it.

Across Leslieville, the Danforth, the Junction and Etobicoke, older semis and detached houses often need walls opened for new wiring, insulation or a structural change. We remove the old finish, install new board, and match the texture of the ceilings that stay. Second units are another frequent request: legal basement apartments need fire separation between floors, resilient channel for sound and, in many cases, a 5/8-inch fire-rated ceiling.

We can build that assembly from bare joists, coordinating with your electrician, plumber and HVAC contractor so each trade inspects on time. You deal with one point of contact for the drywall side of the project.

Plumbers, electricians and cable installers leave openings that someone has to close. Tenants move out and leave anchors, dents and gouges behind. In condo towers, a leak from the suite above can soak a ceiling in an afternoon. We cut out wet or damaged sections, confirm the cavity is dry, replace the board and blend the repair with the existing paint line, so property managers and landlords can turn a unit around quickly.

If your building or insurer needs a written scope of work or photos before and after, we provide them with the invoice.

For offices, clinics and storefronts across the GTA we frame partitions in light-gauge steel, build bulkheads to hide ducts and sprinkler lines, and install acoustic insulation between rooms that need privacy. Commercial work can be scheduled for evenings or weekends so your business stays open. In Mississauga, Vaughan and Markham we regularly finish warehouse office areas and showroom walls.

Noise is one of the most common complaints we hear from Toronto homeowners and tenants. Thin interior walls in townhouses, shared walls in semis and the floor between a main unit and a basement suite all carry sound. We fill the stud cavity with mineral wool, mount the board on resilient channel so it is not rigidly attached to the framing, and seal every gap with acoustic caulk. For a bedroom next to a busy street or a home studio, a second layer of board adds mass and cuts noise further.

Soundproofing works best when it is planned before the walls are closed, so tell us early if it matters to you. We can also add it to a single wall in a finished room without opening the whole space.

Some drywall work in Toronto needs a building permit, for example a new second unit, a structural change or a fire separation. Where a permit applies, we work from your drawings and leave the framing and insulation open until the city inspector has signed off. Only then do we close the walls, which avoids the costly situation of having to remove finished drywall for a late inspection.

Traffic and parking shape the schedule in the city. We plan deliveries for off-peak hours, use permit parking or the loading dock your building assigns, and give you an arrival window the day before. For houses on narrow streets in the east end or the Annex, we stage material in the driveway or garage rather than on the sidewalk.

Most single-room jobs take two to four days from boarding to the final sanded coat, because each layer of compound needs time to dry. A full basement usually takes one to two weeks. We tell you the timeline before we start and keep you updated if anything changes.

It starts with photos. Send pictures of the wall or a floor plan by WhatsApp or text, and we give a first estimate the same day. Next comes a site visit to measure and check access, followed by a fixed written quote. Our crew is insured, WSIB-covered and backed by a 1-year workmanship warranty. Throughout the project you get daily photo updates, and the final walkthrough happens with you before we leave.

Our main office and phone line are in Windsor, and the same team handles Toronto bookings. Call 519-562-6606 and mention that the job is in the GTA.