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Drywall & Framing
Installation Service 

Connecticut's Trusted Drywall & Framing Experts

drywall installations - Perfecto's Painting LLC

Flawless walls and ceilings, that are durable.

When you're trusting someone with the walls and ceilings of your home, you want more than just a contractor, you want a craftsman who treats your house like their own. For over 15 years, we've been Connecticut homeowners' go-to team for drywall installation, repair, and traditional plastering, delivering smooth, seamless finishes that stand the test of time. Whether you're finishing a basement, renovating a kitchen, or repairing storm damage, our licensed and insured team brings precision, cleanliness, and old-school craftsmanship to every job.

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We Serve Central & Coastal  Connecticut

Great walls don't happen by accident. They're the result of decades of hands-on experience, an eye for detail, and a genuine respect for your home. Our team specializes in both modern drywall systems and traditional lime and veneer plastering, a skill set that's increasingly rare, but essential for restoring historic Connecticut homes or achieving that ultra-smooth, hand-finished look in new construction.

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We show up on time, protect your floors and furniture, clean up after ourselves, and stand behind our work. That's not a marketing slogan, it's how we've built our reputation, one satisfied homeowner at a time.

Drywall Services

  • New construction drywall installation

  • Drywall repair (holes, cracks, water damage)

  • Basement and attic finishing

  • Ceiling replacement and repair

  • Taping, mudding, and texturing

  • Popcorn ceiling removal

Trusted Framing Installation Across Connecticut

For homeowners across Connecticut, the quality carpentry at Perfecto's Painting LLC isn't just about looks, it's about craftsmanship that holds up through icy winters, humid summers, and everything in between.

We specialize in residential custom wood framing, and fine carpentry, bringing precision joinery and old-world attention to detail to every project. Whether you're adding a sunroom, reframing a renovation, or building the deck you've always wanted, our team treats your home like it's our own.

Residential Framing

  • New home framing and structural carpentry

  • Additions, dormers, and second-story builds

  • Load-bearing wall removal and structural reinforcement

  • Rough carpentry for renovations and remodels

Licensed, insured, and locally owned, we build decks, additions, and custom framing that stand up to New England weather and last for decades

We work on projects of all sizes, from individual rooms and repairs to complete projects.

Why homeowners choose us:

  • Licensed, insured, and locally owned

  • Free, no-pressure estimates

  • Meticulous dust and debris containment

  • Clean, respectful crews who treat your home with care

  • Honest timelines and transparent pricing

  • Warrantied workmanship on every project

Ready for Walls You'll Be Proud Of?

Get a free, honest estimate from a team that treats every home like it's their own. No pressure, no surprises, just quality work done right the first time.

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Framing Frequently Asked Questions

How long does the framing process take? • Most residential framing projects take between one to three weeks. • Larger, custom, or complex weather-dependent builds can take longer.

What are the basic rules for framing walls? The basic rules for framing a wall involve setting proper horizontal plates, spacing vertical studs 16 or 24 inches apart, and building strong headers for any doors or windows.

What materials are used for framing? • Lumber: Standard softwoods like pine, spruce, or Douglas fir. • Sheathing: Plywood or oriented strand board (OSB) for subfloors, walls, and roofs. • Sizes: Vertical studs are typically 2x4 or 2x6, spaced 16 inches apart center-to-center.

Can I make changes during framing? • Changes are possible, but they add cost and time delays. • Finalizing floor plans before construction begins prevents expensive structural adjustments

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