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Unfinished basement being drywalled in a newer Wellington-area home

Serving Wellington, Colorado

Drywall Contractor in Wellington, CO

Wellington is the first town north of Fort Collins on I-25, and in twenty years it has filled in with subdivisions full of young families and unfinished basements. Fort Collins Drywall Pros has served Wellington homeowners since 2011. We finish basements, repair walls and ceilings, and hang new drywall for additions and remodels across town and on the rural properties around it, from Park Meadows and Sage Meadows to the farms and shops outside town limits.

Most of our Wellington work is for homeowners who bought a new or nearly new house and are ready to add living space downstairs. We also work for landlords, remodelers and builders. And we fix the nail pops, tape cracks and corner cracks that show up as a new house dries out and settles through its first few winters of dry heat and cold wind.

Wellington licenses every contractor and subcontractor who works in town, which we explain below. We handle our Town license and insurance certificate before a job starts, so your permit is never waiting on us. We are fully insured, and we bring the lessons from more than 1,300 completed drywall jobs to each Wellington basement and repair, with every price in writing before we start.

Local regulations

Wellington licenses every contractor and sub

The Town of Wellington requires all contractors and subcontractors to hold a current Town contractor license before working on residential or commercial property. Licensing and permits both run through the Town's Community Core online portal, and the application requires a certificate of liability insurance naming the Town of Wellington as certificate holder.

That rule covers drywall subcontractors too, not just the general contractor. If you are finishing your own basement and hiring trades directly, each one needs a Wellington license before your permit can move forward.

Basement finishes need a building permit and inspections for framing, electrical, plumbing and insulation before drywall. We handle our licensing and insurance paperwork up front, then hang board after your inspections pass.

Service area

Wellington, 20 minutes up I-25

From our midtown Fort Collins office, Wellington is 20 to 25 minutes north. We cover the whole town, from the older blocks along Cleveland Avenue to the subdivisions spreading east and west of I-25, plus the rural properties around it.

Drive from our shop
20 to 25 min
County
Larimer
Contractor license
Town of Wellington
Permits
Community Core portal
Map of Wellington, Colorado, north of Fort Collins Open in Google Maps

Local housing

Wellington neighborhoods and what their walls need

Park Meadows

Building in Park Meadows began in 2006 and continued for about a decade, with homes from roughly 1,200 to 3,400 livable sq ft by several builders. Many of the basements are only now being finished.

Sage Meadows

An established neighborhood with a pool, clubhouse and trails, where many homes were sold with full unfinished basements. That makes it one of our busiest Wellington streets for basement drywall.

Older Wellington along Cleveland Avenue

The original town grid near Cleveland Avenue has older homes, some with plaster or early drywall and decades of patching. These need careful texture matching so repairs blend.

Rural properties around town

Farmhouses, shops and outbuildings outside town limits fall under Larimer County permits and licensing, which we also hold.

Freshly taped drywall seams across basement walls in a newer home Stairwell walls covered with freshly installed drywall leading to a basement
Cutting out water-damaged drywall in a laundry room after a pipe leak

Local conditions

Wind, cold and pipes on the north end

Wellington sits on open ground north of Fort Collins, and winter wind drives cold into exterior walls, garages and crawlspaces. When temperatures drop well below zero, pipes in those spots can freeze and split, and the first sign is often a stain or bulge in the drywall.

Our water damage drywall repair starts with confirming the leak is fixed and the wall is dry. Then we replace the damaged board, add insulation where it was missing and match the finish.

Ready to finish your Wellington basement?

Send a floor plan or photos with rough dimensions for a written quote.

FAQ

Wellington drywall questions

Straight answers to what people ask us most. Have a different question? Call or send a photo with the quote form.

Does Wellington require drywall contractors to be licensed?

Yes. The Town of Wellington requires every contractor and subcontractor to hold a current Town contractor license, with a certificate of insurance naming the Town, before working on residential or commercial property.

Do I need a permit to finish my basement in Wellington?

Yes. Basement finishes need a Town building permit, and framing, mechanical and insulation inspections must pass before drywall goes up.

Do you work outside Wellington town limits?

Yes. We serve rural properties around Wellington under Larimer County permits and our Larimer County contractor license.

How much does basement drywall cost in Wellington?

It depends on the square footage, ceiling type, soffits and finish. See Wellington basement drywall for what drives the price, then send us your plan for a written quote.

Free estimate

Get your free drywall quote

Tell us about the job and attach a photo if you can, since most repairs can be priced from a clear photo and a rough measurement. Larger projects get an on-site visit. Either way, you get a written price before any work starts.

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