Special attention to details

Precision Drywall was birthed from a family owned drywall business where integrity and special attention to details were strongly taught. Since his youth, Ty Palmer Jr. developed a passion for drywall finishing brought on by diligently following his fathers discipline. Our work has spanned from high-end custom homes to economic, fast paced townhomes and apartments. Whatever the project has been, our customer service and high quality standards have lead us towards success. ” Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” Those words have kept us in a place of understanding and respect for job sites and individuals.

Quality workmanship in a timely manner

Our mission is to simply provide you, the customer with quality workmanship in a timely manner without breaking the bank. We understand time is money and the more of both we leave you with makes an impact on the furthered success of your business. We also understand the principle of strong communication and customer service; both of which have been lost in todays market place.

Is Your Drywall in Need of Repair?

One important thing you can do for your home is provide regular drywall repair and maintenance. If you have drywall repair tasks on your to-do list, pick up the phone and cross them off, we are here to do the heavy lifting for you! We have drywall contractors on our team who have seen and repaired it all. You can be confident knowing we will arrive on time and that you will be 100% satisfied with our workmanship.Common Causes of Damage to Drywall: Cracks from settling, Damage from moisture, Regular wear and tear, Damage from kids, Damage from mice, Holes from drywall anchors.

Benefits of Radiant Barriers and Reflective Insulation

As the U.S. Department of Energy and the Florida Solar Energy Center indicate, homeowners can enjoy many benefits of reflective insulation. Homeowners who reside in hotter climates can see air conditioning bills as much as 10 percent lower, especially when air conditioning ducts are located in the attic. Homeowners in cooler climates also notice energy savings from this form of insulation, since a foil barrier can block as much as 95 percent of heat before it reaches the insulation. With radiant barriers and reflective insulation in place, homeowners can take advantage of their attics for storage, thanks to smaller temperature fluctuations.

Adding a radiant barrier also gives homeowners noticeable financial savings on heating and cooling bills. Homeowners in Miami and Austin, for instance can save an average of $120 per year on their energy bills. Even homeowners in Fargo can save an average of $15 per year with the same upgrade. If these residents upgrade to R19 insulation, savings can increase to $180, $240 and $300 respectively.

Batt and Roll Insulation

Blanket insulation comes in the form of batts or rolls and consists of flexible fibers, commonly known as fiberglass. The most common insulation material, fiberglass is used in both batt and roll insulations. As the name implies, this material is constructed from tiny pieces of glass fiber. While low-density insulation exists, medium- and high-density insulation options provide higher R-values. Fiberglass insulation also works well for areas with little space for insulation, such as cathedral ceilings.

Blanket insulation can also be made with wool, plastic and organic fibers like cotton. Homeowners can purchase batt and roll insulation with or without facing, which helps with moisture and air defense. Some types of batt insulation also have fire resistant features. The most common R-value for batt and roll insulation is between R-3 and R-4 per inch.