Three trades, one wall

TruCraft organizes every wall in stages, from the insulation hidden between studs to the final coat of paint on the surface you see.

Our work follows the wall in order. Insulation comes first and manages heat and sound inside each stud bay. Drywall follows, with boards hung precisely and joints taped and finished smooth with joint compound. Painting completes the wall with a durable primer and topcoat applied across the prepared surface.

Batt and board insulation fills stud bays to hold warmth in and reduce sound passing through interior walls.

Careful fitting closes gaps around framing, so the insulation performs as planned once the wall is closed.

Boards are hung precisely, then seams are taped and coated with joint compound and sanded until smooth.

Each finishing pass is planned so the surface is ready for paint without visible joints or uneven patches.

Interior painting applies primer and topcoat to newly prepared walls for an even, durable finish.

Surfaces are primed first so the topcoat adheres evenly and holds its colour across the room.

Tell us which stage you are planning and we will talk through timelines and scope details.