Our team of professionals has the skills and experience to efficiently take care of the job, no matter how big or small! We do metal stud framing, Sand handle every aspect of your drywall, creating a uniform space that looks great and has a structural integrity that will last. Peña Drywall also takes care of your interior painting. Our impressive team can cover existing paint or take care of your new construction. We do it all, no matter what the job entails! We have the tools, skills, and manpower to deliver clean lines and full coverage for your space at a price you'll love. You can be sure of this. Pena Drywall gives you a superior finished product with the care and customer service you expect from a family-owned business. We go above and beyond to make sure you feel heard and cared for by our team, and we leave you with a beautiful space at affordable prices!

Yes absolutely! We provide top quality drywall  services to the entire Bay Area.

We are 7am to 7pm Monday through Friday and 8am to 5pm on Saturdays. We are closed on Sunday's. 

We may be a little biased regarding this question! If you already have all of the necessary tools on-hand and you are a capable Do-It-Yourselfer, you may be able take on the repair yourself. On the other hand, you may prefer to save time and hassle by turning the job over to a qualified contractor, who has proven experience in the field of drywall repair.

A poor insulation job can negatively affect the drywall installation. Sagging insulation in ceilings can make properly attaching the drywall impossible. Usually the insulation will need to be stapled up higher along the inside edge of the framing. Over stuffing insulation in a narrow bay may make attachment in that area difficult. Sometimes an entire ceiling is overstuffed because the framing is not deep enough to accommodate the high R value. The thickness of the paper edge along with the protruding staples creates a problem for fastening. These are possible factors resulting in poorly attached drywall and an increase in fastener pops.

Nothing, in most cases. Small, hairline cracks are normal and generally won’t compromise stucco’s integrity. Stucco is not waterproof; it is inherently breathable so moisture can leave the wall cavity. It is the tar paper layer that protects the interior of your home from the elements while the stucco protects the tar paper. Two things can damage the tar paper moisture barrier: ice or cracks caused by structural shifting. If cracks are more than 1/8” wide or there is an accompanying bulge, call us to take a look and get a free estimate. Please note that caulking cracks won’t seal the moisture barrier and will make a re-stucco job more difficult and costly.

There are multiple different ways you can contact us at PenaDrywall! If you need our immediate attention, call our owner directly at (408) 878-6844 and we will answer and assist you right away. You can also go to the 'Contact Us' page and fill out the form with any questions or concerns you may have and we will get back to you as soon as possible! There is another contact form on the right side of the page that says 'Free Price Estimate' that you can fill out and we will be in contact with a free price estimate for any of the drywall or painting services you need. Contact us and you will receive the best customer service in the Bay Area!

We encourage you to feel free to talk with your estimator, crew leader, or project manager if you have changes that you would like to make or additional work that you would like to have completed. In most cases it is more cost-effective for us to issue Change Orders or Additional Work Orders during the course of the project than for us to come back after the project is complete. We are always happy to accommodate your requests!

Yes, it can usually be recycled. Since gypsum makes up about 90% of the weight of a piece of drywall, the gypsum can be recovered from thedry walland most of the material can be recycled. Scrap gypsum drywall is currently being recycled at a few locations in Phoenix and Tempe. However, moldy drywall cannot be recycled and should be handled with care. We wear rubber gloves, eye protection, and a respirator during removal and dispose of it in well-sealed plastic bags.

In most homes, drywall is everywhere. Thedry wallcontractor has to get into every room and every corner of every room, including closets. The panels are long, heavy, and cumbersome. After the drywall is attached, the tapers have to apply three or four coats of compound, followed by sanding. The tapers have to stay focused on their work. If there are tools, materials, and debris scattered all over the job site, the quality and pace of the work suffers. When drywall work is complete, the next contractors should not have to deal with scraps of drywall, dropped joint compound, filled electrical boxes, and piles of dust. The client should notice the quality of the work performed rather than the mess left behind.