Conroe Drywall Co.: Drywall Repair & Installation Contractor in Conroe, Texas – Commercial & Residential

Conroe Drywall Co. is a residential and commercial drywall contractor, and we have over 15 years of experience in drywall repair and drywall installation. We also provide new construction drywall, commercial build-outs, fire-rated drywall systems, water damage repair, drywall finishing and texturing, and ceiling repair. Our crews handle custom architectural features, metal stud framing, popcorn ceiling removal, and acoustic ceilings and soundproofing as well.

When drywall is damaged, the full extent of the problem may not be visible. Our drywall repair work begins by identifying all of the damage rather than simply covering what can be seen, and we finish every repair so it blends into the surrounding surface. Depending on the opening, the repair may use a simple California patch, which bonds to the wall through its own attached paper border without backing, or a full cut-out rebuilt over new backing.

The room and its use determine the right board and finish level. For drywall installation, we match those materials to the space, including moisture-resistant board in humid areas, Type X drywall in fire-rated assemblies, and Level 5, a full skim-coat finish, where demanding lighting requires an exceptionally smooth surface. We follow recognized standards, including the Gypsum Association’s GA-214 standards for drywall finish levels.

Conroe Drywall Co. serves Conroe, communities throughout Montgomery County, and selected nearby areas. We bring proven craftsmanship, clear communication, and dependable service to every project we do. We are insured and follow established industry practices, including ASTM C840 standards for gypsum board installation and finishing, and we stand behind our work from start to finish.

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Smooth finished drywall walls under strong daylight Taped and finished drywall seams on new walls and ceiling

Why Choose Conroe Drywall Co. as Your Drywall Contractor?

  • Our insured, established company has handled drywall work across Conroe and Montgomery County for over 15 years.
  • We deliver smooth Level 5 walls or match textures to your existing surface, depending on what the room calls for.
  • We finish most repairs and leave them paint-ready in a single day.
  • From small patches to full build-outs, we apply one standard of work to every residential or commercial job.
  • We keep worksites clean and contained and clean up daily, so a repair never takes over your home or business.
  • We provide free on-site estimates and no surprise invoices, and financing is available on larger projects.
  • Our work is built for Conroe, including new-construction packages for growing subdivisions and careful finish matching in established and lake-area homes.

Our Services

Our Drywall Services for Montgomery County Homes and Businesses

The room, the building system, and the final surface you want determine how the drywall work needs to be handled. Different drywall projects call for different materials, tools, and finish standards, and Conroe Drywall Co. matches each one to the job.

Paper tape bedded in joint compound over a square drywall patch

Drywall Repair

Doorknob holes, nail pops, dents, settlement cracks, and dings to the corner bead (the metal or vinyl edge that forms an outside corner) are the everyday wall damage behind most of our sheetrock repairs. We make a clean cut-out and install backing behind the patch to keep it rigid. Our crews embed paper tape in setting-type joint compound, which hardens by chemical reaction within a couple of hours instead of drying overnight, then apply wide feathered coats to hide the transition into the surrounding wall. Hairline settlement cracks get mesh tape and a setting compound that resists re-cracking as the house moves. We also secure loose corner bead before rebuilding chipped edges.

Crew screwing off drywall panels on a wood-framed interior wall

Drywall Installation

Additions, remodels, and garage conversions need panels that remain flat after finishing so the completed walls and ceilings have an even surface. We install 1/2-inch USG or National Gypsum board on walls and 5/8-inch gypsum board on ceilings. We set each screw just below the surface without tearing the paper face, and space them 12 to 16 inches apart so the panels hold securely. Crews orient the tapered edges together so the seams finish flat. We take the room from open studs through hanging, taping, and the finish level specified for the space.

Hung and taped drywall throughout a new construction interior

New Construction Drywall

New subdivisions around Conroe run on predictable scheduling: inspectors sign off the framing, wiring, and plumbing before drywall closes them in, and trim and paint follow after that. Once those inspections pass, we deliver the right panels to each room so crews are never waiting on materials. An organized hanging crew can finish a typical house in 1 to 2 days, with taping and finishing following on a set drying schedule. We hit the dates a builder has planned around us, so the next trade arrives to flat, finished walls instead of a delay.

Taped and finished drywall walls in a commercial tenant build-out

Commercial Drywall Services

Offices, retail spaces, restaurants, and medical suites need interiors that meet code without disrupting daily operations. Our commercial gypsum board installation covers tenant build-outs and phased renovations, including one-hour fire-rated assemblies built with 5/8-inch Type X board where the approved plans require them. Before closing the framing, crews coordinate wall layouts with the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing rough-ins (the ductwork, wiring, and pipe runs that go in before the walls close), and add backing for cabinets, counters, and wall-mounted equipment. After-hours phased scheduling allows us to finish sections while the business continues using other areas.

Galvanized steel stud partition walls framed in a commercial interior

Metal Stud Framing

A finished gypsum wall needs framing that will not bow along its length, twist out of line, or attract termites. We build interior partitions and furred walls, the shallow walls built out from masonry or concrete, with 25- to 16-gauge steel studs selected for the wall height and loading. We fasten track to the floor and ceiling, then set the studs into it 16 or 24 inches apart, depending on what the assembly design calls for. Light-gauge members, the higher numbers, suit many interior partitions, while the heavier steel of a lower number supports taller or more demanding walls. The completed frame gives your gypsum board a true plane to hang on, so the finished wall does not show waves or shadows when light crosses it.

Taped drywall on an attached-garage wall and ceiling separation

Fire-Rated Drywall Systems

Drywall serves as a life-safety barrier wherever a wall must slow the spread of fire. We build UL-listed assemblies with 5/8-inch Type X board and follow the listed fastener spacing, layer count, and joint arrangement because a one-hour fire rating depends on the complete tested assembly, not the panel alone. Crews stagger the joints and apply fire caulk, a fire-rated sealant, around penetrations to preserve the barrier. We use rated assemblies for garage-to-house walls, commercial corridors, and tenant separations where code requires them.

White acoustic ceiling panels suspended in a black grid with integrated lighting

Acoustic Ceiling Installation & Repair

Offices and clinics often need quieter rooms without blocking access to the pipes, wiring, and ductwork above the ceiling. We use a laser level to establish the suspended grid system, square the openings, and install lay-in acoustical ceiling tile. Tile options are compared by NRC ratings, which measure how much sound a surface absorbs. We set the perimeter angle and hanger wire to the ceiling layout so the grid remains level under load. If panels become stained or broken, our crews can replace them and re-level isolated grid sections without dismantling the rest of the ceiling.

Installer setting drywall over resilient channel and mineral wool insulation

Drywall Soundproofing

Home offices, bedrooms, and media rooms can be difficult to use when normal speech and other sounds carry through the walls. Effective sound control depends on the whole assembly rather than a single insulation product. We install two layers of 5/8-inch board with Green Glue, a viscoelastic damping compound, between them to reduce vibration, while resilient channel separates the board from the framing and limits sound paths through the studs. Mineral-wool batts can add cavity absorption when the wall design includes them. Properly designed systems can reach STC 50+, where normal speech in the next room becomes difficult to hear.

Finisher coating a corner-beaded drywall archway

Custom Drywall & Architectural Features

Arches, curved partitions, display niches, and coffered ceilings can give a room a finished architectural feature instead of another flat surface. We form curves with 1/4-inch flexible drywall, bonding two layers together so the curve holds its stiffness without flattening out. Tray ceilings typically drop 4 to 8 inches, depending on the room height and lighting plans. A precise coffered-grid layout keeps every box centered and square, while metal corner bead keeps the exposed edges straight and crisp. We frame, board, bead, and finish each feature as a single coordinated job.

Popcorn texture removed with a vacuum sander in a plastic-masked room

Popcorn Ceiling Removal

Popcorn texture collects dust and can make an otherwise updated room look dated. Texture installed before 1990 can contain asbestos, so we arrange lab testing before any scraping begins and remove only material the results clear as safe. Once the material is cleared for removal, crews seal the floors, walls, doors, and vents with plastic containment before softening and scraping the surface. We repair the exposed drywall with a skim coat, then apply either a smooth finish or a light knockdown texture. Most whole-home projects take 2 to 4 days.

Finisher spraying wall texture with a hopper gun

Drywall Finishing & Texturing

Paint and room lighting can reveal every drywall joint, so the finishing process determines how the completed wall looks. Our three-coat taping and mudding process builds the seams gradually with joint compound, followed by topping compound, a softer mud that sands easily, and progressive sanding. We select the required GA-214 finish level for each surface. A Level 5 skim coat covers the full paper face and reduces joint shadowing under gloss paint or critical light. Orange peel and flattened knockdown remain available for textured rooms.

Contractor checking a water-stained ceiling corner with a moisture meter

Water Damage Drywall Repair

After a roof or plumbing leak, your rebuilt wall or ceiling will only last if the framing is dry and structurally sound before new board goes up. Crews cut damaged gypsum back to sound material, then use a moisture meter to confirm that the studs and cavity read dry. If insulation stayed wet, we replace it before hanging new board in the matching thickness, re-taping it into the surrounding plane, and rebuilding the existing texture. Moisture-resistant board goes where the room warrants it. Active mold or the moisture source itself may need another qualified trade first.

Finisher coating taped seams on a new drywall ceiling

Drywall Ceiling Installation

Waves and long-term sagging can spoil the finish on a new ceiling, so the structure needs enough stiffness from the start. We use a drywall panel lift to raise sheets safely and hold them tight against the framing during fastening. Crews install 5/8-inch ceiling board or a sag-resistant panel where joist spacing and room conditions call for it. We hang panels perpendicular to the joists to improve stiffness and reduce unsupported seams. The screws are set back from the panel edges to avoid crumbling, and the layout suits additions, converted garages, finished attics, and rooms built beneath new framing.

New partition wall framed with a door opening and half boarded

Partition Wall Installation

Dividing an open room can give you a home office, nursery, closet, or private commercial suite. We frame the new partition with wood or steel studs at 16 inches on center and check the layout for square before fastening the plates. Full-height partitions extend to the structure above when privacy and sound control matter. We build framed door openings with headers sized for the opening and hardware, then board and finish both faces to create a complete new room boundary.

Green moisture-resistant board hung beside cement backer board at a tub alcove

Moisture-Resistant Drywall Installation

Conroe's humid climate can raise indoor moisture, especially in garages and attic-adjacent rooms, so the board needs to suit each room's exposure. Our room-by-room specification places green board in bathrooms and laundry rooms where damp air is common. In direct splash zones such as tub and shower surrounds, moisture-resistant gypsum is not rated to sit behind tile in standing water, so we install cement board or an approved wet-area backer instead. We use paperless fiberglass-faced panels where the moisture load runs higher. Garages and attic-adjacent ceilings also receive panels selected for their humidity exposure.

Re-screwing a cracked ceiling panel back to the framing

Ceiling Repair

Sags, water stains, and stress cracks in a ceiling call for overhead access and added support. We re-screw panels that are sound but loose into the framing. Severely bowed sections receive 5/8-inch sag-resistant ceiling board, which better carries its own weight. Scaffold staging gives our crews stable access to ceilings up to 18 feet high. We seal stains with a stain-blocking primer so they cannot bleed through paint, then blend the overhead texture and inspect the repair from several angles under the room's normal lighting.

Plaster washers drawing a cracked plaster wall back to its wood lath

Plaster Repair

Older homes often have plaster laid over thin wood strips called lath. The plaster that squeezed between those strips is what holds the wall in place, and cracks appear as that grip lets go. We refasten loose sections with plaster washers, small discs that draw the plaster back tight without tearing out the sound material around them. Once the wall is stable again, we fill and reinforce the remaining cracks and rebuild shallow damaged areas with veneer plaster, a thin finish coat. Where the original surface is too far gone to save, we cut the damaged area out in a clean square, fit drywall into the opening, and set its face level with the surrounding plaster. We then blend the finish across the join so the repair meets the old wall without a visible seam.

Fiberglass batts trimmed around an electrical box in an open stud bay

Drywall Insulation

Once drywall closes the stud cavities, adding insulation becomes much harder, so the practical time to insulate a wall is while those cavities are still open. We fit fiberglass batts rated R-13 to R-15 in exterior walls and trim them closely around electrical boxes, pipes, and blocking. Because gaps or compressed batts reduce thermal performance, crews fill each bay without bunching the material and split batts around wiring rather than crushing them. Mineral-wool sound batts add density inside bedrooms and interior partitions. Proper batt insulation also reduces heat gain during Conroe's long cooling season.

Finisher coating a gypsum-board soffit box along the ceiling

Drywall Soffits & Bulkheads

Ductwork, drain lines, and structural transitions often need to be boxed in, but an oversized box can lower more of your ceiling than necessary. We size each chase, the frame that hides the run, to the duct or pipe it actually covers so it takes no more headroom than it has to. Crews wrap the framing in gypsum board and finish every exposed edge with corner bead. Inside corners are taped and outside edges are beaded so the finished box looks built into the room rather than added on. We also build kitchen soffits above cabinets, recessed-lighting coves, and clean ceiling-height transitions between connected rooms.

Painter rolling primer over taped drywall seams and compound

Drywall Priming & Painting

Even a sound patch can remain visible when fresh compound absorbs paint differently from the surrounding wall. We apply PVA drywall primer, a sealer made for bare gypsum and fresh compound, so the patch and the wall around it take paint at the same rate. Our sheen matching accounts for color, gloss level, age, and the direction of room lighting. We usually repaint the full wall when a patch extends beyond a few square feet because painting from corner to corner creates a uniform field under changing light.

Dated wallpaper scraped from a wall during removal

Wallpaper Removal

Wallpaper can release cleanly, or it can pull away the drywall's paper face if removal starts too aggressively. We test a small area, perforate coated coverings with a scoring tool, and loosen the adhesive with a wallpaper steamer. Crews wash the remaining paste from the surface so it cannot interfere with primer. Torn facing paper receives a sealer before skimming. We then apply a skim coat to Level 4, leaving the wall smooth and ready for primer and paint.

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Repairs

How Our Drywall Repair Process Works, from First Call to Final Walkthrough

Patches, cracks, nail pops, and water stains are everyday repairs, so the process is fast and straightforward. Most jobs are assessed, repaired, textured, and cleaned up in a single visit. Planning an installation, remodel, or commercial build-out? Check out our larger project process.

  1. 1.

    Call or Send the Quote Form

    When you are ready to discuss the work, tell us what you need by phone or online. Photos can help us understand the damage, but they are optional. We respond the same business day.

  2. 2.

    Free On-Site Estimate with a Written Scope

    Before you make a commitment, you receive a free estimate with a line-item scope. To prepare it, we inspect the work area and take moisture readings when water is suspected.

  3. 3.

    Scheduling That Fits Your Week

    To help you plan around the work, we schedule most repairs for the same week. Businesses can request after-hours work, and every customer receives a confirmed arrival window the day before the appointment.

  4. 4.

    Work Day: Protected, Repaired, Cleaned

    Your room stays protected while the work is underway. Our crew masks the room before starting and cleans the work area before leaving each day.

  5. 5.

    Walkthrough and Sign-Off

    The finished surface needs to look right under the lighting you normally use. We inspect it with you under the room’s normal lighting, and our crew handles any touch-ups on the spot before we call the job complete.

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Spraying a wet texture test patch to match the surrounding wall Orange peel texture sprayed across a finished wall

Texture Matching That Makes Repairs Disappear

A flat patch can still stand out when its pattern differs from the surrounding wall. Because sprayed and hand-applied finishes cover most walls in Conroe homes, drywall professionals must reproduce the existing knockdown, orange peel, or hand-applied skip-trowel finish when texture matching.

The Textures on Texas Walls

The texture already on your wall determines how the repaired area needs to be finished. Four common finish families appear in local homes. Knockdown texture starts as sprayed splatter that a finisher flattens with a wide knife. Orange peel texture uses a finer sprayed pebble, while hand-applied skip-trowel texture forms irregular arcs and skips. Smooth walls leave no pattern to disguise surface flaws. The age of the finish also matters because compound thickness, nozzle pressure, and layers of paint make a 1995 knockdown look different from a 2020 application. We match the finish’s era as well as its name.

Test Patches Before the Real One

Before we texture your repair, an in-place test patch or sample board lets you see how the pattern will look against the surrounding wall. We tune the texture by adjusting the compound mix, the airflow, and the hopper gun’s nozzle opening until the wet sample matches the existing wall. Once you approve the pattern, we spray the patch and feather the new texture into the surrounding finish. We then check the dried surface under side lighting before applying primer and paint. After painting, you should have trouble pointing out where the repair begins and ends.

Finisher on drywall stilts applying a Level 5 skim coat

What Drywall Work Costs in Conroe, Texas

When you are budgeting for drywall work, the damaged area and required finish make the biggest difference in the price. Most drywall repairs in Conroe run $250 to $1,800, with the average job landing near $600, while new installation runs about $2.00 to $3.50 per square foot installed. We build each written estimate from the following elements and job conditions.

  • Materials and labor: Every estimate covers panels, fasteners, tape, joint compound, hanging, finishing, texture, paint, and debris haul-off, but labor is the larger share on most jobs, so whatever adds crew hours moves your price more than the material choice does.
  • Size and access: Square footage sets the starting number, and access sets the rest, because a doorknob patch in an open hallway is quick work while the same patch on an 18-foot stairwell ceiling needs scaffolding and a second crew member, so reaching the damage can cost more than repairing it.
  • Finish level: Level 4 is the standard finish. It takes three coats of compound over the seams and screw dimples, sanded smooth, then textured or painted. Level 5 adds a thin skim coat across the whole wall rather than only the joints, so the surface takes paint evenly. That extra pass of material and sanding over every square foot is the Level 5 upcharge. It pays off where gloss paint or strong, low-angle light from a window would show every joint, while textured Level 4 hides those transitions for less.
  • Board type: Standard 1/2-inch gypsum board is the least expensive, while moisture-resistant board for bathrooms and laundry rooms costs more per sheet, as does 5/8-inch Type X fire-rated board for garage and separation walls, and the heavier Type X panels also add hanging time to the material cost.
  • Water damage: Water damage often extends beyond the stain you can see, so a water repair adds inspection and drying work before the rebuild even starts, and the finished area is usually larger than the stain looked, causing both material and labor to run past a simple patch.

Installations & Commercial

How Our Installation & Commercial Drywall Process Works, from Consultation to Follow-Up

For an installation, remodel, addition, or commercial build-out, Conroe Drywall Co. runs a structured, six-phase process that keeps your larger drywall project organized, documented, and on schedule from the first consultation through follow-up. For a patch, crack, or other small fix, see our one-day repair process.

  1. 1

    Initial Consultation & Assessment

    • On-Site Evaluation: Assessment of your space, including measurements, existing conditions, and architectural considerations that might impact your drywall project.
    • Needs Discussion: Conversation about your goals, timeline, budget parameters, and any specific concerns or requirements.
    • Solution Development: Initial recommendations for materials, finishes, and approaches based on your specific situation.
    • Preliminary Estimate: General cost projection based on the scope of work identified during the consultation.

    Ask all the questions you need at this stage, before anything is drawn up.

  2. 2

    Proposal & Planning

    • Written Proposal: Documentation of all work to be performed, materials to be used, and associated costs.
    • Material Specifications: Identification of drywall types, compounds, textures, and other materials selected for your project.
    • Timeline Projection: Schedule for project phases from material delivery through finishing.
    • Contract Development: Agreement outlining all terms, payment schedule, and project specifications.

    You get time to review the full proposal before anything moves forward.

  3. 3

    Project Preparation

    • Material Ordering: Procurement of all necessary materials with delivery timed to project start date.
    • Site Protection: A plan to protect your furnishings, flooring, and non-work areas.
    • Team Assignment: Selection of specific crew members based on project requirements and specialized skills needed.
    • Schedule Confirmation: Coordination of start dates and key milestone dates with your calendar.

    Prep typically runs 3 to 7 days depending on the materials and scope, and we confirm every detail before work begins.

  4. 4

    Installation

    • Demolition (if required): Removal of existing materials with proper containment and disposal.
    • Framing (if required): Installation of metal or wood framing to support new drywall.
    • Drywall Hanging: Precise measurement, cutting, and installation of drywall panels.
    • Joint Treatment: Application of tape and compound to all seams, corners, and fastener locations.
    • Multiple Coat Application: Progressive application of compound layers with appropriate drying time between coats.
    • Sanding & Finishing: Sanding and detail work to achieve the specified finish level.
    • Texture Application: Creation of desired texture patterns on walls and/or ceilings as specified.

    To keep disruption to a minimum, our crews follow strict quality standards and clean the site daily.

  5. 5

    Quality Control & Cleanup

    • Touch-Up Completion: Addressing any areas requiring additional attention or refinement.
    • Site Cleaning: Removal of all dust, debris, and protection materials from the work area.
    • Walkthrough Inspection: Examination of all completed surfaces under various lighting conditions, with you present.
    • Care Instructions: Guidance on paint timing, future maintenance, and any special considerations.

    We consider the job complete when you’re fully satisfied with every surface.

  6. 6

    Follow-Up & Support

    • Courtesy Check-In: Follow-up communication to ensure continued satisfaction with your drywall project.
    • Warranty Support: Prompt response to any warranty-related concerns that might arise.
    • Future Assistance: Ongoing availability for questions, maintenance advice, or future projects.
    • Referral Appreciation: Special benefits for clients who refer friends, family, or colleagues to our services.

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How Humidity and Storm Seasons Affect Drywall in Conroe

What Heavy Rain Years Do to Walls and Ceilings

Ceiling stains or soft, water-damaged walls are often your first warning that paper-faced gypsum has wicked water. Conroe, Texas receives about 51 inches of rain a year, and storm seasons put sustained humidity, roof leaks, and plumbing leaks to the test. Hurricane Harvey remains a standing reminder of how fast moisture reaches a wall or ceiling here. Left wet long enough, a wall can grow mold, and stopping the leak at its source is a separate trade's job. Once the cause is corrected and moisture readings confirm the wall cavity is dry, we handle the drywall.

The Rooms That Need the Right Board

The amount of moisture a room sees also determines which type of drywall belongs there. Choosing the right board room by room is what our moisture-resistant drywall installation service covers. To protect the finish, keep living areas between 30 and 50 percent relative humidity, using the air conditioner or a dehumidifier as needed.

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Moisture-resistant board and insulation staged before drywall closes the walls

Serving Conroe, Texas and the Surrounding Communities

Your project may call for hanging drywall in a new build or careful texture or plaster matching inside a decades-old home. Our crews are built for that range and often handle one type of work one day and the other the next, sometimes in the same neighborhood. Conroe is the county seat of Montgomery County, set in the East Texas Piney Woods near W. Goodrich Jones State Forest and about 40 miles north of Houston on Interstate 45. As one of the fastest-growing corners of the Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land metro, the city blends master-planned subdivisions like Grand Central Park and Graystone Hills with long-established neighborhoods and a historic downtown around the Montgomery County Courthouse, the 1935 Crighton Theatre, and the Owen Theatre.

A home in a shoreline community may differ in age and construction style from a newer build along the West Fork of the San Jacinto River. Our crews work across the full span, from April Sound, Bentwater, and Walden on Lake Conroe around the lake’s 19,640 acres to newer builds along the river.

We already know the neighborhoods and how their houses are built, from Conroe out to Willis, Montgomery, and Grangerland. The Conroe-area communities we serve most include neighborhoods throughout this corridor.

Conroe Neighborhoods and Communities

  • Grand Central Park
  • Graystone Hills
  • April Sound
  • Rivershire
  • Stewarts Forest
  • Downtown Conroe
  • Wedgewood
  • West Fork
  • Tejas Creek

Surrounding Cities and Communities

  • Willis
  • Montgomery
  • New Caney
  • Splendora
  • New Waverly
  • Cut and Shoot
  • Panorama Village
  • Grangerland

Lake Conroe Communities

  • Lake Conroe
  • Bentwater
  • Walden on Lake Conroe

Reviews

What Conroe Customers Say

Before you hire a drywall contractor, customer reviews can show you how careful repairs, dependable scheduling, and accurate finish matching affect homes, businesses, and active construction sites.

  • Settlement cracks and nail pops ran through our living room. The crew repaired every spot, matched the texture, and painted the walls in one visit. We cannot find where the cracks were.

    Maria R.Grand Central Park

  • A roof leak left part of our ceiling open. The crew confirmed the framing was dry before rebuilding it, then matched the surrounding knockdown texture.

    David L.April Sound

  • Our office build-out included new partitions and a Level 5 finish on the front wall. The crew scheduled noisy work after hours. They finished before our planned reopening date.

    Angela M.Downtown Conroe

  • We send make-ready repairs for several rental units each month. Every scope arrives itemized, and the final invoices stay consistent with the written estimates.

    James T.Willis

  • Their hang-and-finish crew handles drywall for our spec homes. The walls come out flat, the work stays on schedule, and our final punch lists remain short.

    Robert C.Montgomery

FAQ

Common Drywall Questions in Conroe

Whether you are dealing with damaged drywall or planning new work, these quick answers cover common questions Conroe homeowners and builders ask about repair, installation, and finishing.

How much does drywall repair cost in Conroe?

Most drywall repairs in Conroe cost $250 to $1,800 based on patch size and finish, with the average job near $600. A single patch usually sits near the low end, and our on-site estimate provides a firm written price.

Are sheetrock and drywall the same thing?

Yes. Sheetrock is a brand of drywall made by USG, and the name caught on so widely that most people in Texas use the two words interchangeably. Drywall, sheetrock, gypsum board, and wallboard all describe the same panel, so whichever term you searched for, it is the same material and the same work.

Are you insured?

Yes. We are an insured drywall contractor and can send our certificate of insurance before work begins.

How long does a typical drywall repair take?

Most repairs take one day, including texture. Water-damage rebuilds usually require 2 to 3 visits because our crew verifies that the wall stays dry between steps.

Can you match my existing wall or ceiling texture?

Yes. We reproduce orange peel, knockdown, and hand-applied skip-trowel patterns to match your existing finish.

Do you fix water-damaged drywall?

Yes. We rebuild once the framing reads dry. Active mold or the leak source may require another qualified trade first.

How long does it take to drywall a whole house?

Our crews hang a 1,000 to 2,000-square-foot house in 1 to 2 days. Finishing adds about a week because the coats dry between visits. Tall ceilings or Level 5 work can extend the schedule.

Do you offer free estimates and financing?

Yes. Our on-site estimates are free, and financing is available for larger projects.

How do I care for new drywall after a repair or installation?

Give each compound coat and any fresh texture about 24 hours to dry, longer in humid weather, then prime before painting so the sheen stays even across new and existing surfaces. After that, install door stops behind door swings, hang anything heavier than about 10 pounds on a stud or a rated wall anchor, and investigate any new wall or ceiling stain the week it appears.

Get Your Free Drywall Estimate in Conroe

Call (346) 706-5743 or use our quote form for a clear price on your repair, installation, or finishing work. We will inspect the project, discuss your finish requirements, and provide a free estimate with a clear written scope.

Conroe Drywall Co. serves homeowners, builders, and businesses throughout Conroe and Montgomery County.

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