Insulation
Batts fitted snug between the studs and cut around the outlet boxes, with no gaps and no folds. Rockwool, or the batts you've already bought.
Quote the insulation
Southeastern NCInsulation, drywall & small buildsInsulation & drywall
Shed insulated. Drywall hung. Now it's a room.
Grady Construction is Braxton Grady's outfit in southeastern North Carolina. He fits the insulation between the studs and hangs the drywall over it, in sheds, rooms and small builds. Bought the batts and board already? Send the size and he'll quote the labor.Braxton insulates and hangs drywall in sheds, rooms and small builds.
- Uses your materials
- Braxton quotes it
- Both trades, one call
Services
Insulation, drywall, and the small build around them.
The two jobs that turn bare studs into a room you'll use: the insulation in the walls and the drywall over it. Small builds too.
Drywall
Sheets hung over the insulation and screwed off to the framing, cut in around the window, the door and every outlet.
Quote the drywall
Small builds
Tell Braxton what you're building, how big and where, and he'll tell you straight if it's his kind of job.
Ask about a build
Your materials
Already bought the batts and board? Good.
Plenty of people pick up the insulation and drywall first, then look for someone to put it up. Braxton quotes the labor for what's already there. Measure the room to check it covers the job.
Measure the room
Inside, wall to wall. A rough count, not a quote.
- Walls
- 496sq ft
- Ceiling
- 240sq ft
- Drywall
- 264×8 sheets
Walls and ceiling before doors and windows, plus about 10% for cuts. Batts cover the wall's square feet, and the ceiling's if it gets them too.
Send these numbers to BraxtonSay what you bought when you ask: the batts, the board and how many of each. The quote starts from what's already there.
Questions
Before you send the size.
Can you use materials I already bought?
Yes. Say what you bought (the batts, the board and how many of each) and Braxton quotes the labor to put it up. If it won't cover the room, better to know before the first sheet goes up.
Is my shed ready for insulation?
If it's framed, roofed and dried in, with any wiring already run, it's ready. Outlets and wire go in before the walls are closed up, so get the electrician in first.
What do you need for a quote?
The length, the width and the wall height, what it needs (insulation, drywall or both), whether you've bought the materials, and your town. A couple of photos of the inside, by text, help most.
What does it cost?
It comes down to the square footage, the wall height and what's going in, so there's no flat price. Send the size and Braxton quotes your job.
Rockwool or fiberglass?
Both fit the same 2x4 wall. Stone wool like Rockwool is denser, holds its shape, sheds water and won't burn; fiberglass costs less. If you've already bought one, that's the one that goes in.
Do you do small builds?
Yes. Tell Braxton what you're building, how big and where it's going, and he'll tell you straight if it's his kind of job.
Not sure you're in range?
Braxton works in southeastern North Carolina. Text your town to (910) 891-8481 and he'll tell you.
Get a quote
Send the size. Get a quote back.
It goes straight to Braxton. Photos go by text, one tap after you send.
- 1Braxton reads itYour request lands with him, with the details you picked.
- 2Add photos by textAfter you send, one tap opens a text to (910) 891-8481 for photos of the space.
- 3You get a quote backBy text or a call, with any questions about the space first.
Best photos: one from the doorway, one of each wall, and the ceiling if it's getting board too.
