Kapple Drywall provides a complete range of drywall services for residential and commercial clients in Napa, Sonoma, Marin, San Francisco, and Alameda Counties. The company has the training and equipment to handle every aspect of the drywall installation and repair process, from the initial preparation to the finishing work.
Owner Curtis Kapple says Kapple Drywall’s honest, customer-oriented business approach has been an important aspect of its success. “Our clients are very important to us, so we always treat them with integrity and make ourselves available to answer their questions. We make sure every phase of every project goes smoothly, and if there are any issues, we immediately address them before moving on.”
Kapple Drywall’s technicians are trained to utilize industry-best installation and repair techniques, and they combine that professionalism with a friendly demeanor that Mr. Kapple says is important for making clients feel as comfortable as possible. “We love seeing the looks on our customers’ faces when we turn the bare studs in their walls and ceilings into good-looking sheetrock products. Our favorite part of this business is building a loyal clientele base that’s quick to refer us to others.”
“Our goal on every project is simple: provide high-quality results that leave the customer completely satisfied. By doing our due diligence, being on time and cleaning up after ourselves, we're able to ensure great drywall products that look great and last for many years.”
When taking on a drywall project, make sure you hire a contractor with the requisite training and experience. When it comes to building a home, most people know their choice of architect or builder is a crucial aspect of how the final product turns out. But did you know that the drywall contractor you choose can also define the way your home looks when completed?
Experienced drywall companies can provide specialized looks. The current trends with new homes are hidden reveals around doors and windows. These are openings that have no wood casings around them, so doors and windows appear to come straight out of the wall without a designated edging. Unfortunately, even if your architect includes these hidden reveals in your building plans and your contractor installs the doors and windows correctly, they won’t look as clean and professional without the skills of a good drywall contractor.
“There’s definitely a right way to handle windows and doors that don’t have casings around them,” says Curtis Kapple, owner of Kapple Drywall in El Verano. “First, a drywall contractor needs to apply a base and then run sheetrock down to that base. Then, the contractor should use an L-shaped piece of metal at the bottom piece of the sheetrock. When it’s done correctly, it creates a clean, sophisticated look.”
Quality installation matters, even for routine drywall hanging. It’s important to hire a good drywall contractor even if you aren’t having specialty features installed in your home. You’ve probably seen walls that have dime- or quarter-sized dimples or protrusions. These are called drywall nail pops, and they’re caused when the nails move and the drywall remains in place, or when the drywall shifts but the nails stay in place, both of which cause the nails to pop out of the drywall and create ugly blemishes. There are many reasons why nail pops happen, but sub-standard drywall installation is usually the culprit. To reduce the chances of drywall pops, Mr. Kapple recommends hiring a knowledgeable drywall contractor that always uses drywall screws rather than nails.
Maintaining customer satisfaction is a crucial aspect of any business, but it's even more important for drywall contractors that have earned the prestigious Diamond Certified award. For Kapple Drywall, the key to achieving and maintaining high levels of customer satisfaction is simple: take a multifaceted approach to every project to ensure the client's specific needs are met. "We use quality products, show up on time, do what we say we're going to do and don't stop until the job is complete," affirms owner Curtis Kapple. "By taking such a comprehensive approach to drywall work, we're able to make sure our clients have better experiences and receive better finished products."
Kapple Drywall has been providing drywall services for residential and commercial clients in Sonoma, Marin, San Francisco, and Alameda Counties since 2004. The company has the in-house capabilities to handle every step of the drywall installation and repair process, from preparation to finishing work. "We make sure each phase of a project goes smoothly, and if there are any issues, we immediately address them," says Mr. Kapple.
Unlike less experienced drywall contractors that take a "one size fits all" approach to every project in an effort to maximize their workload volume, Kapple Drywall takes a detail-oriented approach that's designed to ensure quality results before, during and after the job. "We take a lot of pride in our work, and that means caring about the overall quality of each project," says Mr. Kapple. "For example, when our carpenters and painters come into a house, they know they're going to do some touch-up work after their initial work is completed, even if the customer isn't expecting it."
Another distinguishing attribute of Kapple Drywall is its highly experienced technicians, all of whom are trained to utilize industry-best installation and repair techniques. "I've been in the drywall industry for more than 40 years, and all of my employees have a wealth of experience as well," says Mr. Kapple. "By combining a quality staff with fair pricing and detail-oriented work, we're able to provide our clients with higher quality products."
