Drywall installation in progress in a Tulsa-area home remodel

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Drywall Installation & Repair in the Tulsa Metro

Hang, finish, texture match, repair. Fully insured. Free estimates across the Tulsa metro.

Drywall Installation & Repair in the Tulsa Metro

Drywall is the canvas everything else in a room is judged against, and it's where shortcuts show up first — visible seams, wavy corners, texture that doesn't match the rest of the house. AMM Construction Services hangs, finishes, and repairs drywall across the Tulsa metro with the standards that make the wall disappear.

I hang drywall with staggered seams, screws at the right spacing, and joints broken across studs so you don't get the line of every sheet telegraphing through the finish. Around windows, doors, and corners I use corner bead that's actually straight and protected — paper-faced metal bead on outside corners, not the thin vinyl that dents the first time something hits it.

Finishing is three coats — tape, fill, and skim — sanded between each, with the feathering wide enough that the joint disappears under flat paint. I match existing texture: orange peel, knockdown, skip-trowel, and the hand-applied patterns common in the older Tulsa and Claremore homes. A patch that doesn't match the surrounding texture is more obvious than the original damage, and I won't leave you with one.

Repair work covers the small stuff — nail pops, settling cracks, doorknob holes — and the bigger jobs: water damage from a leak, patching after a plumbing or electrical rough-in, opening up a wall and closing it back. I diagnose whether a crack is cosmetic or a sign of something structural, and I'll tell you which before I patch it.

What's included

  • Free assessment and estimate
  • Drywall hanging — new construction and remodels
  • Three-coat tape and finish
  • Texture matching — orange peel, knockdown, skip-trowel
  • Patch repair — small holes to large sections
  • Water damage cut-out and replacement
  • Crack repair and diagnosis
  • Corner bead installation and repair
  • Skim coating for smooth walls
  • Prep for paint

How the project runs

1

Text or call

Tell me what happened — a patch, a remodel, water damage. Photos help me scope it.

2

Assessment

I look at the damage or the scope, check for underlying causes, and confirm the finish you want.

3

Written estimate

Materials, labor, and timeline. Free and clear.

4

Work

Hang, finish in coats with dry time between, texture match, and prep for paint. Cleaned up when done.

Project gallery

Photos of drywall work will appear here once Mike's project library is uploaded.

Drywall project photo 1 — AMM Construction Services
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Frequently asked questions

Yes. I match orange peel, knockdown, skip-trowel, and the hand-applied textures common in older Tulsa and Claremore homes. Texture matching is the part of a drywall patch that most often gets done badly — a patch with the wrong texture is more visible than the original damage. I bring samples and match on site.
It depends on the crack. Hairline cracks along seams or around doors and windows are usually cosmetic — the house settling or seasonal movement. Wider cracks, cracks that follow a stair-step pattern through the drywall, or cracks that recur after patching can indicate a foundation or structural issue. I'll look at it and tell you honestly which you're dealing with before I patch it, because patching a structural crack just hides the problem.
Joint compound needs to dry fully between coats — usually 24 hours depending on humidity, which in Oklahoma can mean longer. A standard three-coat finish runs three days minimum for the drying alone, plus texture and paint prep. I won't rush the dry time, because mud that's still damp when it's painted telegraphs through as a visible joint.
Yes. Skim coating — a thin layer of joint compound over the whole wall — gives you a Level 5 finish that's flat and smooth, the right surface for high-gloss paint or where lighting hits the wall at a low angle. It's more labor than a standard finish, and I'll tell you when it's worth it and when it isn't for your space.
Yes, but the source of the water has to be fixed first — otherwise the damage comes back. I cut out the affected area, check that the framing behind it is dry and sound, replace the drywall, and match the texture. If the leak is ongoing or recent, I'll tell you to confirm the source is resolved before I close the wall up.

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