Level Five WALL & CEILING 604 555 0196

Vancouver · West Vancouver · North Shore

The joint you can see is the one nobody skimmed.

Architectural drywall and plaster for houses where the lighting is unforgiving and the drawings have no trim on them.

EST. 2009 Level 5 as standard, not as an upgrade Insured · WorkSafeBC covered

Estimate a room — drag it to the size of yours

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A house is taken off the floor area, not room by room. The model beside this is one representative room at your ceiling height.

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This is an estimate, not a quote. It is arithmetic on the sizes you gave us. Anything behind the wall — bad framing, old plaster, water — changes it, and we won't know until we look. The sheet count is real though: count them on the walls.

What people said

Ten-foot ceilings, a wall of glass facing north, and not one joint shows at four in the afternoon. That is the entire test and they passed it.

Marisa L. · general contractor, West Vancouver

They flagged that our framing wasn't flat enough for the reveal detail before they started, not after. Cost us a day of shimming and saved the job.

Owen B. · project manager, Vancouver

Expensive. Worth it. We used somebody cheaper on the next house and went back to Level Five for the one after that.

D. Kaur · builder, North Vancouver

Send us the drawings.

We take off from PDFs and quote in writing, usually inside three working days.