New homes, additions & ADUs
For Beaverton custom homes, additions, ADUs, garage conversions, and major remodels, we handle drywall hanging, finishing, and texture. Level 3, 4, and 5 finishes are available when the plans and final look call for them.
Beaverton is part of Sly's Drywall's Portland metro coverage for custom homes and homeowner work. For multifamily and commercial projects, we travel statewide. Send the plans, project phase, and schedule so we can review the drywall scope and prepare work for the next trade.
For Beaverton projects, we focus on the details that protect a schedule: a clear scope, the right drywall crew for the phase, and finish work that gives the next trade a clean handoff.
For Beaverton custom homes, additions, ADUs, garage conversions, and major remodels, we handle drywall hanging, finishing, and texture. Level 3, 4, and 5 finishes are available when the plans and final look call for them.
For apartments, townhomes, senior living, commercial interiors, and tenant-improvement work, we self-perform drywall and finish scope. Send the drawings and working schedule early so we can review assemblies, crew needs, and sequencing.
When crew capacity allows, we take Beaverton repair work for damaged drywall, ceiling patches, water damage, popcorn removal, full-room remodels, and texture matching. Our minimum project starts at $200.
Beaverton projects may run from a home addition or ADU to commercial interiors and multi-unit construction. Plans, wall details, finish expectations, and the target start date help us understand the drywall scope and coordinate it around the working schedule.
Beaverton's official permit application guidance says construction or property changes may need planning, site-development, and building applications, and it directs applicants to the Permit Center to identify project expectations and requirements. The City says applications are processed electronically through the Beaverton Electronic Permitting System, which customers use to submit new applications, request inspections, track projects, and pay permit fees. Its Building Division issues building, mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire-system, and demolition permits, including plan review and inspections. The City says approved-plan revisions and deferred submittals must be reviewed before construction. Your property owner, general contractor, designer, or permit team remains responsible for confirming planning, site development, permits, application materials, plan review, revisions, deferred submittals, fees, inspections, and City approvals; we coordinate our drywall scope with the project documents and timeline provided.
Beaverton is part of Sly's Drywall's Portland metro coverage for custom homes and homeowner work. For multifamily and commercial projects, we travel statewide. Share the project type, scope, plans, and schedule so we can confirm fit and availability for Beaverton repairs, remodels, custom homes, additions, multifamily work, commercial interiors, or tenant improvements.
Yes. Send the plans or a Dropbox link with the project type, square footage or unit count, target start date, and any fire-rated or sound-rated assemblies. We self-perform drywall work and can review the scope before the schedule gets tight.
We take on Beaverton repair work when crew capacity allows. Common jobs include holes, cracks, water damage, ceiling patches, full-room remodels, popcorn ceiling removal, and texture matching. Our minimum project starts at $200.
Permit requirements depend on the full project scope. Beaverton says applicants may need planning, site-development, and building applications before construction or property changes, often with more than one City department or another agency involved. The City directs applicants to use BEPS for new Building, Planning, and Site Development applications, then use that portal to track projects, pay fees, and request inspections. The Building Division says its plan review and inspections cover work allowed under applicable permits, and approved-plan revisions or deferred submittals must be submitted for review before construction. The property owner's project team should confirm the right requirements, applications, permits, revisions, fees, inspections, and approvals with the City before work begins.
Call the office or send the project details. We will confirm project fit, availability, and the best next step for the drywall scope.