Drywall Contractor in Meridian, Idaho

If you searched "drywall contractor near me" from Meridian, this is the number to call. Meridian Quality Drywall connects drywall jobs in Meridian and the Treasure Valley to a local crew that hangs, tapes, textures, and repairs gypsum board for a living. You describe the job. They quote it. There is no charge for the estimate.

Jobs that come through this site

• Drywall repair : doorknob holes, corner-bead dings, hairline cracks at vaulted ceilings, fastener pops, and bubbled tape. Textured to match, not just spackled.
• Water damaged drywall : stained or soft ceilings and walls after a supply line leak, an overflowed tub, or an ice dam. Wet board comes out, the cavity dries, new board goes in.
• Drywall installation : new builds, additions, and remodels hung with the right board in each room: 1/2-inch regular, 5/8-inch Type X in the garage, moisture-resistant in the bath.
• Taping and texturing : Level 4 tape jobs and knockdown, orange peel, or skip trowel texture that blends with the rest of the house.
• Popcorn ceiling removal : tested, scraped, skimmed, and finished smooth or lightly textured.
• Hole repair and texture matching : doorknob holes, TV-mount cutouts, knockdown and orange peel blend.
• Ceiling repair : sags, truss-uplift cracks, can-light holes.
• Skim coat and Level 5 : smooth existing texture, or a spec finish on new board.
• New construction and bonus room hangs, plus basement , garage Type X , and commercial .

Have this ready when you call

The estimate goes faster and comes back more accurate when the contractor knows:

1. Where the house is. Street and cross street is enough. No address is stored on this site.
2. What the job is. A patch, a wet ceiling, a full room, a basement finish, or a new build.
3. Roughly how big. Number of rooms or the size of the damaged area. A photo helps on repairs.
4. The texture. Knockdown, orange peel, smooth, or "match whatever is there."
5. When you need it. Before a listing, before an inspection, or whenever the crew has an opening.

Why Meridian drywall is its own trade

Meridian grew from about 35,000 people in 2000 to well over 100,000. Most of that housing is 1990s through 2020s subdivisions on former farm ground, plus older farmhouses near downtown and along the Nampa-Meridian irrigation laterals. The production homes fail in predictable ways: fastener pops as the framing dries, cracks at truss-uplifted vault peaks after a hard freeze, and stains under second-floor bathrooms. The old stock fails differently, and a crew that knows both saves a second call.

Climate matters too. Treasure Valley summers routinely pass 100 F, so board stored bowed in a hot garage takes a set, and mud dries fast. Winters are cold and dry, so joint compound in an unheated new build needs heat in the room or the finish checks. A local crew plans around that. A national estimate calculator does not.

Commercial drywall

Offices, retail at The Village at Meridian, medical and dental build-outs, and light industrial along Chinden and Fairview use Type X or Type C, resilient channel or sound board on demising walls, and whatever finish level the paint spec names. Commercial work is scheduled around other trades. Call with the plan set and the finish schedule, and the crew can quote from that.