Home Addition Drywall in Edison, NJ
Edison Drywall hangs and finishes drywall on Edison additions, where the hard part is never the new room. It is the tie-in, the line where fresh board meets a wall that has stood for sixty years.
Where new board meets the old house
The existing wall is rarely flat, rarely plumb, and carries decades of paint and texture. We plane the new board to the old surface with shims at the tie-in stud, float the joint wide so the transition spreads over feet instead of inches, and carry the existing texture and finish level across the seam. Done right, nobody can point to where the addition starts.
Hung after the insulation sign-off
Board should not close a wall before the insulation inspection passes. The hang is sequenced after that approval, and board can be ordered while it is pending, so once the inspection passes the finish coats, not the paperwork, set the pace of the job.
Matching an older finish
A 1960s wall with orange peel or a skim-finished plaster look gets sampled and matched before the tie-in is coated.
Doorway and hallway transitions
Openings cut between old and new space get corners beaded and finished as if they were always there.
- Tie-in seams floated wide and checked in light
- Existing texture carried across the joint
- Hung only after the insulation inspection passes
- One finish level across old and new walls
What customers say
Highly recommend! Ralph did a great job in my basement. Great quality work!
Ralph and his assistant were outstanding. Punctual, neat, professional. They rebuilt badly cracked plaster, I would hire them again.
Ralph is punctual, responsible, and works very well. Drywall repair plus painting, highly recommend Mega Fame.
Towns we work in
Based in Edison and working roughly 25 miles out.