Looking for Sheet Rocker

TheProfessor · 06-18-2017, 06:34 AM

Go to A&B Lumber in Moultonborough or
Prescott/Wickes/Middleton Lumber in Meredith. (whatever the names are now)
and ask counter person. Find the counter person who has been there the longest.

When my garage was built.
I hired a well known sheet rock installer/company.
The actual sheet rock hanging was sub contracted out to those guys.
The taping was done by another sub contractor.
The painting was done by another sub contractor.
The bill for all went to the first person/company. One bill but all were sub contracted out.

You could also stop by any home that is under construction and ask who is doing the sheet rock.

Suggestion:
Don't allow the sheet rock to touch the concrete floor. Specially near doors where moisture/rain/water will wick up into sheet rock over time. A good sheet rock person knows this but not all are good.

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06-18-2017, 06:34 AM	#1
TheProfessor Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 1,142 Thanks: 17 Thanked 349 Times in 211 Posts	Go to A&B Lumber in Moultonborough or Prescott/Wickes/Middleton Lumber in Meredith. (whatever the names are now) and ask counter person. Find the counter person who has been there the longest. When my garage was built. I hired a well known sheet rock installer/company. The actual sheet rock hanging was sub contracted out to those guys. The taping was done by another sub contractor. The painting was done by another sub contractor. The bill for all went to the first person/company. One bill but all were sub contracted out. You could also stop by any home that is under construction and ask who is doing the sheet rock. Suggestion: Don't allow the sheet rock to touch the concrete floor. Specially near doors where moisture/rain/water will wick up into sheet rock over time. A good sheet rock person knows this but not all are good.