Who we are
Leveled is a family-owned and operated offering comprehensive drywall services, including expert installation, precise repairs, and meticulous finishing. Whether you're renovating your home, building a new office space, or simply need a quick drywall fix, our team delivers exceptional results. We're committed to providing reliable, efficient, and high-quality drywall solutions tailored to your specific needs. As a small business, we pride ourselves on providing personalized service, meticulous attention to detail, and a commitment to exceeding your expectations.
When you choose Leveled, you're not just a client…you're part of our family
Cedar Park
Round Rock
Leander
Lakeway
Georgetown
Austin
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FAQs
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We have a service call fee of $250 due upon receipt that is waived if hired.
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Here at Leveled, we do not offer payment plans. We do allow invoices to be split 75/25 when the total is over $1,500 for residential customers only.
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Define Your Drywall Needs Clearly:
* Scope of Work:
* What exactly needs drywalling? (Entire house, single room, ceiling, walls, repairs, new construction, renovation).
* What is the approximate square footage or number of sheets involved?
* Are there any unique architectural features or complexities (e.g., arches, vaulted ceilings)?
* Do you need finishing services (taping, mudding, sanding)? If so, what level of finish are you expecting?
* Do you need any demolition or removal of old drywall?
* Will you be providing the materials, or do you expect the professional to?
* Desired Outcome: What do you envision the finished walls and ceilings to look like? Smooth, ready for paint, etc.
* Budget: Have a realistic budget in mind for the labor and potentially materials.
* Timeline: When do you need the project to start and be completed? Are there any critical deadlines?
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You may ask, how many coats of drywall mud is needed for my job? It all depends on the level of finish you client are looking to achieve. There are a total of 5 levels or in another word “smoothness” that you can do. Level 0 and level 1 require no coat which are rarely used but they are an optional level. Level 2 requires one coat and level 3 requires two coats. Level 4 requires three coats and level 5 requires three coats plus a skim coat.
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A level 3 is not going to be smooth enough for paint or wallpaper, assuming that's what you're interested in. It's intended to be covered in medium-heavy texture--either hand-applied or sprayed--or heavy-weight/commercial-grade wallpaper.
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Drywall finish level 4 is the standard finish for most interior drywall applications, providing a smooth and even surface suitable for flat paint, light textures, or lightweight wall coverings.