- Lehi, UT 84043
- (801) 448-6831
- estimates@highmountaindrywall.com,
A home is not just a structure. It is where families gather, where the walls take a beating from kids and furniture and time, and where every seam eventually shows itself under afternoon light. Our residential division exists to make sure it doesn’t. We hang, tape, texture, and finish drywall that still looks right five years after the painter leaves, for homeowners, builders, and remodelers across Utah County and Summit County. One crew, one standard, one quote.
Drywall is the most visible surface in your house and the one people notice when it goes wrong. A bad hang shows up as cracked corners, popped screws, and seams that catch the light in the hallway. Our residential work covers new construction, additions, basement finishing, ceiling installation, texture matching, and repair. Every wall gets checked for alignment and consistency before the finish coat, so the surface is straight, durable, and genuinely ready for paint.
Utah County is still building fast, and we hang board in new subdivisions across Lehi, Eagle Mountain, and Saratoga Springs on a weekly basis. We work straight from plan and elevation so layouts stay accurate and inspections keep moving. Basements are their own category here, since almost every Utah home has one and a lot of them sit unfinished for years. We take those from bare framing to finished, textured walls and a level ceiling, with the finish level matched to how each room will actually be used.
Houses change. Walls come down, families grow, and a kitchen from 2004 stops working. We handle renovation drywall with the scheduling and coordination it needs, and we plan around the fact that you are still living there. Floors get covered, the work area gets swept, and doors stay closed behind us. Whether it is a single bathroom or a full basement conversion, the aim is a room you can use immediately, with new work that blends into the old rather than announcing itself.
Noise control gets skipped in most homes and then noticed every day afterward. Our sound-reduction assemblies use options like resilient channel, damping compound, and double-layer board to cut transfer between rooms. It matters most for a home office on a work call, a nursery next to the living room, a theater room in the basement, or a bedroom that shares a wall with the stairs. The result is a quieter, more private house without changing the layout.
The finish is what everyone actually sees. Ours run from taping and texture through to a smooth, paint-ready surface, with knockdown, orange peel, or a flat Level 5 depending on the room and the light. We sand and inspect between coats rather than after, because a missed spot is far cheaper to fix before primer than after the second coat of paint.
Residential work takes more than skilled hands. It takes showing up when you said you would and telling people the truth about timelines. Homeowners hire us again for clear schedules, careful work on a single patch and a whole floor alike, crews trained to keep a lived-in house clean, and finish work that holds up for years. Every quote lands as one number with labor and material already included. That is the whole pitch, and it has kept us busy across Utah County and Summit County for 40 years.
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Walls sanded to a smooth, paint-ready surface at the finish level each room calls for.
Board hung tight and square through the whole house, so the taping goes on clean.
Every seam, corner, and screw head coated so joints stay invisible under paint.
Holes, cracks, nail pops, and water-damaged board repaired and blended into the existing wall.
Whole-house drywall for new builds across Utah County, finished on the builder's timeline.
Bare basement framing taken through to finished, textured walls and a level ceiling.
Texture and finish matched to the rest of the house so the addition doesn't read as new.
Garage walls and ceilings finished for real use, with Type X board where code requires it.
Ceilings hung flat and finished smooth or textured, including popcorn removal and retexture.
Quieter bedrooms, nurseries, offices, and theater rooms through better wall assemblies.
▲ Our Work
A look at recent drywall, ceiling, and finishing work in homes across Utah County and Summit County.
FAQ
One crew handles the hanging, the taping, and the finish on your house, so nothing gets lost in a handoff and you always know who to call. Labor and material come bundled into a single number up front.
Drywall, also called gypsum board or sheetrock, is a panel of gypsum plaster pressed between two heavy sheets of paper. It is the standard material for interior walls and ceilings in every home built in Utah for the last several decades.
Sheetrock is a brand name owned by USG. Drywall is the generic term. On a job site the two words get used interchangeably and nobody corrects anybody.
Yes. Most Utah homes carry a knockdown or orange peel texture, and matching it into a fresh patch is genuinely the hardest part of the repair. It is also the part we are known for, so the patch stops being findable once the paint dries.
Yes. We stock Type X fire-rated board for garages and shared walls, and moisture-resistant board for basements, bathrooms, and laundry rooms.
Square footage, finish level, and board type set the price. A free on-site walkthrough or a photo-based estimate gets you the exact number before we start.
Service Area
From Lehi and the Wasatch Front out to the Park City corridor, we finish basements, remodels, new homes, and repairs throughout Utah County and Summit County.
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Call High Mountain Drywall for a free estimate on your residential drywall project, anywhere in Utah County or Summit County.
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