"If It Ain't Tight, It Ain't Right!"

Drywall and Finish Work

Most insulation contractors spray and leave. Then you go and find a drywall crew, and hope the two schedules line up.

Why one crew matters more than it sounds

The gap between insulation and drywall is where residential jobs stall. The foam goes in, and then the house sits, because the drywall crew is three weeks out and nobody is coordinating the two.

When it is one outfit there is no handoff. We finish spraying and we start hanging. If the foam needs trimming back at a stud edge before the rock goes on, we handle it, rather than two trades arguing about whose problem it is.

What we do

  • Drywall hanging, new construction and renovation
  • Taping and finishing
  • Skim coat plastering
  • Repairs and patching
The same room, a few days apart

Foam, Then Finished

Cathedral ceiling and exterior walls fully insulated with open-cell spray foam, sealed at every rafter bay
Insulated
The same room after Maine-ly Foam finished the drywall, with the insulated cathedral ceiling above
Finished

Kiesman Drywall

Maine-ly Foam and Kiesman Drywall Inc. are the same outfit - both names have been on the trailer for years and both run off the same phone number. If you have heard of one around here, you have heard of the other. More about us.

One Crew, Foam Through to Finish

(207) 452-2930

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