Vinbuck Drywall Home Repair

Drywall repairs, ceiling overlays and matching new drywall to old plaster are jobs customers have hired Vinbuck Drywall Home Repair to do. The Merrimack business describes residential and commercial drywall installation and repair on its website, including basements, additions, popcorn-ceiling removal and small repairs. It says it has 30 years in business. In an October 2025 Google review, a homeowner described replacing basement drywall after a plumbing leak and replacing a small section in the garage. The customer praised the finished work, prompt completion and price. Another customer writing that month described being guided through a drywall project and kept informed about what would happen next. A September 2022 customer described drywall installation during a kitchen renovation after discovering that an exterior wall lacked a vapor barrier. The customer said Vin kept to the agreed schedule and completed the drywall work with primer in five days. In December 2021, another homeowner praised the way new drywall in a kitchen, bathroom and other areas was blended with existing plaster. A November 2021 customer described an attached garage being insulated, drywalled and painted, with Vin and his wife doing the painting. Ceilings also feature in customer accounts. A May 2022 homeowner described drywalling over a popcorn ceiling, adding a wall and patching spots. In an October 2021 review, a customer described taping, mudding and sanding a 17-foot vaulted ceiling around old beams, praising the finished result. A January 2025 customer described a drywall-crack repair in two areas: one came out well, while the other retained visible joints and tape lines. The customer said three return appointments were cancelled, the correction was never completed, and they sought another drywaller and a partial refund. In August 2025, another customer reported missed screw heads, painting before sanding and paint spilled on several surfaces. That customer said they were told to clean it up after payment. In September 2022, a customer who hired the business to cover a popcorn ceiling reported hardwood-floor damage, poor taping and visible screw pops. They said they dismissed the contractor and hired someone else to correct the work.