Orem Quality Drywall works out of Orem and takes hanging, finishing, and repair calls into Provo, UT — campus rentals around Brigham Young University, older houses in Joaquin, Maeser, and the Tree Streets, downtown suites on Center Street and University Avenue, and later builds toward the west and the foothills. The drive is short. The housing is not all one age or one finish, so the work is scoped in the room, not from a generic Provo price. A typical hang in this part of the county is $1.50–$3.50 a square foot. Small patches are usually a visit price. Replacement of failed board often sits in a $2.00–$6.00-a-square-foot band. The written bid after a walk-through is the figure to plan around.
From Orem we also take drywall work in Lindon, Pleasant Grove, American Fork, and Vineyard. Those pages are written for those cities. This one is about Provo as a neighboring job, not as our home page.
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Joaquin, Maeser, and the Tree Streets hold a lot of houses that have been rented, remodeled, and rented again. The usual calls are holes, corner damage, texture matching, and popcorn ceilings that should be tested before anyone scrapes a large area if the house may date to before the mid-1980s. Turnover between terms is tight. Tell us the date the unit has to be primer-ready so dry time is on the calendar. We will not close a wet wall, or rush coats in a cold house, to hit a move-in that the cavity cannot support.
Shop interiors, offices, and restaurant spaces along those streets turn over with a lease. The work is often metal-stud partitions, a specified board, and sometimes a dropped grid. If the business stays open, the job can be phased. Rated walls, when they are on the drawings, are built to the listed assembly. We bid from a walk-through or from plans. Orem Quality Drywall does not publish a list of Provo clients or invented project addresses.
West toward the river and in later foothill subdivisions the frames are often newer and more consistent, with larger glass that makes a finish level matter more. A standard Level 4 is still the usual paint finish; a smoother Level 5 field is worth talking about in a room with strong side light. Basements in these houses may be a first hang rather than a repair. We still look at the slab and the foundation for dampness before we close those walls.
Parking, one-way streets near campus, and occupied rentals all change how a day runs. We plan material drops and protection on the visit, not on the first morning with a truck already in a tight block. If a landlord is coordinating several units, we can group those visits. Paint is a separate line unless it is in the bid; we leave the surface primer-ready.
A rental patch can be a short visit plus dry time. A downstairs hang or a suite build-out takes longer. Campus calendars and lease dates should be said up front. Mud needs a space held at 50°F or higher while it cures, which matters in a vacant house in January.
Occupied houses and open shops need a protection plan and, sometimes, after-hours or staged work. A turnover date only works if the walls are dry enough to close. We would rather give you an honest window than a short one that ignores coats.
Leaks have to be stopped. Framing and mechanicals should be far enough along on a new hang. In a historic or mixed-surface house we need to see the actual wall — plaster in one room and later gypsum in the next is two slightly different jobs.
This table is a planning guide, not a quote. Ranges are typical for this part of Utah County.
Provo's older core and its later edges do not share one texture or one hang quality. A patch that disappears in a knockdown rental can sit as a rectangle on a smooth Tree Streets wall with a west window. We look at the light, the existing pattern, and the age of the surface before we write the bid. That is also why this page is not a copy of our Orem home page: the streets, the campus calendar, and the downtown corridor are different, even if the drive is only a few miles.
Phone (385) 334-3646 or use the quote form. Orem Quality Drywall will come look at the Provo rooms and send a written price and schedule before a sheet goes up.