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BLOW IN INSULATION // Blown-in insulation is an excellent and affordable way to improve the energy performance of your attic. This method allows the material (fiber or cellulose) to be installed precisely where needed providing a higher performance than traditional batt insulation. Where batt can’t reach, blown in does.

DRYWALL INSTALLATION // When it comes to drywall installation, it is important to choose the right product to meet specific requirements. Whether it is 1-hour to 2-hour fire-rated walls, Sag-Resistant ceilings, tiled showers or curved walls, the knowledge of our installers will ensure your project meets the industry standards and building code requirements.

TAPING & TEXTURING // At Impact Drywall, we believe that each home is different. Our taping and texture specialists are committed to bring that personalized touch to life. We offer multi levels of smooth finishes, spray applications such as knockdown, orange peel, splatter texture and more.

INSULATION // Proper insulation is of key importance to having a comfortable, healthy home. It keeps your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. It can help lowering your energy bill, reducing outside noises and prevent mold. In order to achieve the maximum level of quality and thermal resistance, we offer all of the following types of insulation:

·         Friction Fit (Batt Insulation)

·         Blown-In-Blanket-System

·         Blown in Attic (Loose Fill)

·         Spray Foam

STEEL STUD FRAMING // The benefits of using steel stud framing is that it ensures a straight and precise results. Whether it is to add custom features such as domes, barrel vaults, wall furring, bulkheads, dropped ceilings, curved walls or interior partition walls, our framing specialists can bring your ideas to life.

SPRAYFOAM // Spray foam insulation is a high-performance product that can reduce energy consumption, and therefore reduce your utility bill. Its unique properties that combine insulation to an air sealant provide the ability to stop air leaks, reduce heat transfer, keeping unwanted air out and more desirable temperatures in.

Firestop // Fire stopping has three elements: the fire rated walls, floors or ceilings being penetrated; the pipes, HVAC ducts or cable trays that make up the objects creating the penetration; and the materials and methods used to seal the penetrations to prevent the spread of fire and smoke. Using the correct firestop materials can help reduce costs on a project without affecting efficacy or limiting life safety.