Mighty Does Sheetrock repairs houston

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9113 Harbor Hills DrHouston, TX 77054
[phone]
http//mightydoes.com/

• Mighty Does Sheetrock repairs houston

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Mighty Does Bio

• Hello my name is Mighty does and I thought it
  would be kinda cool to start a blog about what is
  really more of a traditional handyman topic--
  repairing drywalls in your home. Now you can
  always hire a contractor to do it for you of
  course, but truthfully this job is more of a Do
  It Yourself sort of task, even if you're a
  housewife or a sports gal. If you lack the
  necessary supplies in your garage, you can always
  go buy a kit to get you started.

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What We Did

• Electrical
• Installed
• receptacles, fixtures, junction boxes
• Wiring
• Single/Multiple switches
• Test

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What we Gonna Do

• Drywall
• Identify tools and materials
• Install, maintain, and repair
• Finish and texture

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Materials/Tools

• Drywall
• Sheetrock, Gypsum board, Wallboard, and
  Plasterboard
• Types
• Standard- general construction
• Green board- water resistant
• Fire-rated- fire resistant
• Size
• Thickness- ¼- 5/8 (3/8 standard)
• Width- up to 4
• Length- 6- 14 (8 most common)

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Materials/Tools Cont.

• Joint tape- paper material used to cover
  joints and seams
• Metal bead- used on outside corners protects
  drywall from chipping
• Joint compound- used to cover holes, cracks,
  nails, etc.
• Drywall knife- used to apply joint compound

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Advantages

• Ease of installation
• Ease of repair/replacement
• Dimensional stability
• Water/fire resistance
• Excellent surface for painting, texturing,
  wallpapering, tiling

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Installation

• Locate studs and joists
• Select drywall panels
• ½- 5/8 when applying directly to studs
• 1/4- 3/8 when applying over existing wall
  surfaces

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Repair

• Small holes
• Joint compound
• Medium holes
• Drywall patches
• Large holes
• Drywall section

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Please visit our website,
http//mightydoes.com/

• In order to carry out drywall ceiling repair, you
  should use a drywall saw to cut and clear the
  damaged area, After, use a utility knife to cut
  out a replacement piece of drywall that will fit
  into the hole. One needs to make use of drywall
  screws in order to secure and fasten the drywall
  to the joist. Subsequently, apply a thin layer of
  joint compound over the joints as well as the
  screws and place a piece of drywall tape on the
  still wet compound around the joint.