JIMMY ADAMS DRYWALL

After waiting three days for him to come out to my place to look and give an estimate (in which he said he was going to try to make it each day) he finally did the job on the fourth day. The work quality was fine and it took him only about three hours to complete it. The only problem I had was getting him to my house in the first place. In his defense, he was already working on a large project and he was trying to fit my small project in to his schedule. When he was finally able to make it, he was punctual and professional.

Started later than expected so I had to get back on jimmy's books, which took a few wks. Once re-booked, he got behind on a job out of town, so his start on mine was even later than expected again. I had more work for him than originally thought, b/c electrician made several holes not in orig bid of $550. First day on job he told me it'd be $1200. I thought that was a bit much, but we were behind schedule, he was on site, & I needed it done so I let it go. He does do really good work, but did not clean up the dust. He returns calls, and when it's time to be paid, he'll wear your phone out. Really nice guy, excellent craftsmanship. Takes pride in his work. Old school. Does not use nails for the drywall, uses screws, which is the best way to go. Speaks English!

Very hard worker. Fast response time. Did extra work in bathroom by sanding all the walls down, and caulking around shower and bath. Great job.

Jimmy did a great job with our basement finishing project. The whole job looks great, and he finished quickly. I would definitely recommend for new construction or remodel work.

My picky husband took a flashlight and shined it sideways along the drywall to look for bad spots; he found two tiny spots in all that square footage and Jimmy immediately fixed them. Jimmy did a fabulous job. He's been in the business for over 30 years and is a craftsman. He's pretty much on his own, with someone to help when needed, so he may not be the fastest to return your call, but he'll get back to you. He's very pleasant to be around. He's a hard worker; he recently covered ALL of the plaster in a 1927 home with over 250 sheets of drywall. I taped off doorways in the dining room expecting drywall dust to be everywhere, but he uses a vacuum sander; there was a little dust remaining on the floor, but not much. He fixed some other places in the kitchen that we had not asked him to repair. He's very honest; we give him the code to the door lock and let him do his job.