Remodels & Additions

Remodels & Additions

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Expert Remodel & Addition Drywall Services in Lehi, Utah

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The New Work Should Disappear

On new construction every wall starts equal. On a remodel, half the room is thirty years old and the other half went up last week, and the whole job is judged on whether you can tell where one stops. That comes down to two things: the tie-in has to be taped properly rather than butted and filled, and the texture has to match what is already there. We do remodel drywall across Utah County and Summit County so the seam between old and new stops being findable.

Matching Texture Across Seventy Years of Houses

Utah County housing runs from post-war Provo and Orem bungalows through the 2020s builds in Lehi, and every era brought its own texture. Heavy hand texture, fine orange peel, wide knockdown, dead smooth. We sample the match before we commit it to a wall, because a texture that is nearly right draws more attention than one that is obviously different.

Tying New Walls Into Old Ones

Where new board meets existing wall, we cut back to a clean edge, tape the joint like any other seam, and feather it wide enough that the transition has somewhere to go. Additions bring their own problem: ceiling heights and wall planes rarely line up exactly with the original house, so we plan those transitions deliberately rather than discovering them once the board is up.

What Our Remodel & Addition Service Includes

Taping is the step that decides whether a drywall job looks professional or shows every seam under paint. At High Mountain Drywall, taping is its own discipline, not an afterthought squeezed in after hanging. Our crews embed tape into every joint, corner, and fastener head, then build up coat after coat of compound until the wall reads as one smooth, continuous surface. Whether it’s a single room or an entire new-construction build, the same careful process applies to every seam across Utah County and Summit County.

We Work Around You Living There

A remodel happens in a house somebody is still using. Floors get covered, the work area gets sealed off, doors close behind us, and the site gets swept before we leave for the day. It is a small thing that turns out to matter more to homeowners than almost anything else we do.

Serving Homeowners and Remodelers Across Utah

We work with homeowners updating older homes in Provo, Orem, and Springville, remodelers running kitchen and bath jobs across Utah County, and builders adding onto homes in Alpine, Highland, and the Park City corridor. Remodel crews call us because the texture match holds up and the schedule does too, which on a remodel is most of what the general contractor is actually buying.

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Remodel & Addition Projects

A look at recent taping and finishing work across Utah County and Summit County.

FAQ

Remodel & Addition Drywall Questions

Q Can you match the texture on my existing walls?
Yes, and it is the part of remodel work we get asked about most. We sample the match on a test area first, because getting close is not the same as getting it right.
We still match it. Older Provo and Orem homes often carry hand textures that are not in any catalogue, and matching those is a matter of technique rather than product.
Yes. Older homes along the Wasatch Front sometimes have plaster walls, and we tie new drywall into plaster with the right transition so the joint does not crack later.
Yes. Wall removals leave scars in the ceiling and the adjoining walls, and closing those up so the ceiling reads continuous is a large part of what we do on remodels.
That is the goal, and it is worth planning early. Ceiling heights and wall planes on additions rarely line up exactly with the original, so those transitions should be designed rather than discovered.
We seal the work area, run dust control while sanding, and clean daily. Drywall work is dusty by nature, but containment is the difference between one dusty room and a whole dusty house.
Yes. Demo almost always turns up something: old damage behind a cabinet, a previous patch that was never done right, framing that needs backing. We deal with it rather than boarding over it.
Square footage of new board, how much tie-in and patching the job needs, and the texture. A free on-site or photo-based estimate gets you an exact number.

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Drywall Services Across Utah County &
Summit County

From Lehi and the Wasatch Front out to the Park City corridor, High Mountain Drywall hangs, tapes, textures, and finishes drywall for homes and businesses throughout Utah County and Summit County.

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Our Process

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Call (801) 448-6831 or send us your project details through the form.

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We price the work and send you a clear written proposal.

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Our crew completes the job, then walks the finish with you.

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Flexible payment plans sized to your budget and project.

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Call High Mountain Drywall for a free estimate on your remodel or addition, anywhere in Utah County or Summit County.

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