Gypsum board is the canvas for most interior spaces—our specialists create flawless surfaces and artistic elements. From perfect wall boarding to ornamental moldings and Islamic architectural details, we deliver craftsmanship.

Gypsum board (drywall) has become the standard interior wall and ceiling surface material because it’s versatile, economical, and when properly installed and finished creates perfectly smooth surfaces ready for paint or other finishes. But gypsum’s versatility extends far beyond simple flat walls and ceilings—it enables curved walls, decorative coffered ceilings, intricate moldings, architectural features, and artistic elements limited only by imagination and skill. B&S Contracting’s gypsum specialists bring both technical expertise ensuring structural soundness and artistic craftsmanship creating decorative elements that transform utilitarian construction into architectural beauty.

Basic gypsum board installation demands precision despite appearing simple. Boards must be installed with proper framing support ensuring surfaces don’t sag or crack. Joints between boards must be taped and compounded properly creating invisible transitions. Fasteners must be countersunk appropriately and covered completely. External corners require metal beading for protection and perfect edges. The multiple compound coats must be applied precisely and sanded smooth between coats. Surface preparation before painting determines final appearance quality—any imperfections become glaringly obvious once paint is applied. Our gypsum installers execute these fundamentals flawlessly, creating surfaces that appear effortlessly perfect but actually reflect significant skill and attention.

Decorative gypsum work represents where craft becomes art. Ornamental moldings—crown molding, chair rails, picture molding—add architectural character and define spaces elegantly. Ceiling medallions create focal points around light fixtures. Columns and pilasters add classical elegance or contemporary drama. Arches and niches create three-dimensional interest and functional display spaces. Feature walls with three-dimensional patterns or textures become sculptural elements. Islamic and traditional architectural details—geometric patterns, arabesques, muqarnas—connect contemporary spaces with cultural heritage. Our decorative gypsum specialists understand these elements aren’t just attached to surfaces but integrated thoughtfully into overall design creating cohesive architectural statements.