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4.8 (5 reviews)
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Pat Thomas Drywall

Pat Thomas Drywall

(9 reviews)

I was initially taken aback by the two star review average until I noticed that there was only 1…read morereview (and especially after reading it. This review is really a response to Cameron C.'s low 2 star review. I have not yet used Pat Thomas Drywall but he came highly recommended to me from a very trusted source. By reading Cameron's review it is very clear to me that he knows very little about the construction process and the chain of responsibility but he needed someone to direct his anger at. His frustrations with wavy walls and gaps between trim and drywall are grossly misdirected. It is the framers and/or GC's responsibility to straighten walls before the drywaller ever shows up. This is a process sometimes called "shim and shave" which was evidently not even considered by the GC. Another step that the framers should have taken while initially building the walls is to "crown" (this is a verb) ... crown each stud in the same direction when building every wall. Crowning 101: The "crown" is the natural curve of the board. If one does not take the time take the time to "crown" (verb) the studs in the same direction then the end result will definitely be a wavy wall. To crown a stud means to hold it right up next to your eyeball looking down the length of the stud and determine the direction of the natural curve (crown) of the stud. Very often it is very slight and difficult to detect. If that is the case then the stud is pretty darn straight and it won't matter which way it is installed. But more often than not there is, at a minimum, a slight "crown" and you want to make sure all studs are crowned in the same direction. Now, going forward again to the shim and shave step, even a wall that was crowned properly when it was built will still need some love before it's ready for drywall. The studs have likely dried out and moved a little bit since the wall was constructed so don't assume that crowning studs alone makes straight walls. It only makes shimming and shaving much easier. Now that Cameron has hopefully learned a little something about how to create a reasonably straight wall we can now talk about trim gaps. Again, the drywaller did not frame the walls, set the windows, mill/install the jamb extensions or the trim. So Cameron ought to have a conversation with the GC, his framers and finish carpenters. The extra charge for the repair is legit! If it seems high it may have also consisted of a "recoup" $amount for wasting his time trying to deal with such bad framing. They do not price jobs with the assumption that they will have to use twice as much mud and spend extra time flattening what should have already been (reasonably) flat. Side note: I keep using the term "reasonably" because not only are houses are built with wood which is an unstable and imperfect product, but there is also a combination of composite wood products (that do not shrink at all) solid wood products (that do shrink...the greater mass the board has, the more it will shrink) and metal or steel products that expand and contract with temperature. All of these products are often sandwiched right next to one and other. Another factor is human factor. Some humans do better work that others and no one is perfect. I understand that perfection may not have been C With all of that said there is a reasonable expectation of the drywall contractor to make straight lines at inside corners, wall to ceiling corners and outside corner beads. Cameron doesn't seem to be complaining about any of that though. I decided that it would be fair to Pat Thomas to off set the 2 star review with a 5 star so that consumers don't automatically run away when they see the low review average. I intend to solicit Pat Thomas Drywall and if we do work together I'll revisit the Yelp reviews when we're done. Dave A.

I highly recommend Pat and his crew. They did a great job. Very reliable and easy to work with.read more

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