Edgewood Drywall Services

Hired in October 2025 to put R-19 batts in the walls of a two-car garage, Roberto Martinez's crew finished in one day and held the quoted price even though the job needed extra supplies — those went in at no charge. That is the sort of thing customers of Edgewood Drywall Services write about: the number agreed at the quote, and work that ends when he said it would. Edgewood is a sole proprietorship the Better Business Bureau dates to 8/19/2016 and grades A+ as an accredited business, with Martinez as the owner. Its Angi and HomeAdvisor pages carry 4.8 from 40 ratings — the same profile mirrored on two sites rather than two separate sets of customers — and both note that Spanish is spoken. Those pages also claim 26 years of experience, which the BBB's 2016 start date does not match. Garages and basements are the recurring job. A November 2025 customer had drywall installed in a garage and said Roberto worked around a rescheduled start while they waited on the building inspector. A June 2024 customer had a two-car garage drywalled and insulated, and described being kept informed and asked for their opinion as it went; a January 2024 customer had a kitchen insulated and drywalled. In a May 2025 review, a homeowner said he refinished their downstairs basement in the time he had promised. The work runs past board and mud. An April 2026 customer had drywall repairs and painting done at a reasonable price and said the crew cleaned on their way out; a November 2025 customer had new drywall and plaster for a bathroom remodel along with a new LVP floor. A reviewer writing in September 2025 put the quality down to Martinez's experience as a union carpenter. Two small things to plan around. A May 2026 customer, who recommended him anyway, said he was later than promised a couple of times but let them know he was running late. And a four-star October 2025 review describes a job planned for five days that ran past its end date when high humidity slowed the work. For a garage, basement or spare room that one crew can insulate, board and finish, this is a straightforward call. Pin the start date down in writing, and ask how many days he wants for taping and paint if the weather is damp and you need the room back on a fixed date.