Interior partitions
Lay out and build non-load-bearing partitions around the confirmed room plan and required openings.
Interior construction
Accurate framing and drywall for clean, durable interiors.
Straight walls, well-planned openings and properly installed board create the foundation for every finish that follows. Real Finish approaches framing and drywall with the final surface in mind.
The construction behind the wall determines the lines and finish you see.
ServiceInterior framing & drywall
Property typesHomes, basements & businesses
RegionPickering, Ajax & the GTA
Interior construction
The structure behind the finish.
Layout, openings, backing, service locations, board selection and joint placement all affect the next trade. Reviewing those details early creates a cleaner path from framing to taping, paint, trim and flooring.
Ceilings, bulkheads & soffits
Create or repair ceiling planes and enclosures around the actual project conditions and specified services.
Door, closet & opening preparation
Frame clear, aligned openings and coordinate the backing or supports the finished installation requires.
Blocking & backing
Add support for planned cabinetry, fixtures, handrails or mounted elements before walls are closed.
Drywall installation
Install board with attention to layout, seams, corners, openings and the finish level that will follow.
Drywall repairs
Assess damaged walls and ceilings, then match repair preparation to the surrounding surface and coating.
Plan before the finish
Coordinate what belongs inside the wall before closing it.
Open walls are the time to confirm services, backing, openings and specified assemblies. Closing too early can create rework or compromise the finish, so the sequence should reflect inspections and other trade requirements.
- Distinguish ordinary partitions from structural work
- Confirm openings, backing and service locations
- Use specified board or assemblies where the application requires them
- Prepare the installation for the selected taping finish level
Before work begins
Clarity before construction.
A connected plan brings the work, responsibilities and sequence together—before the finishing starts.
Accurate layout
Careful framing supports cleaner room lines, openings and transitions.
Finish-aware board work
Board placement and joint planning give the taping stage a stronger foundation.
Trade coordination
Backing, openings and service locations can be checked before walls are closed.
Relevant public evidence
Public reviews specifically reference framing, drywall installation, drywall preparation, Level 5 finishing, ceilings and repair work by Real Finish Renovations.
Load-bearing changes are not ordinary partition framing. Structural alterations require appropriate review, drawings and approvals before work begins.
How it works
Your project, step by step.
Start with photos, your location and the changes you have in mind. Review the conditions and define the work before construction begins.
01
Describe the need
Send the location, property type, affected areas, photos and intended outcome.
02
Review the space
Assess access, existing conditions, removals, finish expectations and known requirements.
03
Define responsibilities
Clarify inclusions, exclusions, trade interfaces and any drawing or approval needs.
04
Build & walk through
Complete the agreed work and review the finish against the defined scope.
Before you begin
Framing & drywall questions.
What to know before you begin. Project-specific details are confirmed after reviewing the property and proposed work.
Can you remove or change a load-bearing wall?
Structural changes require appropriate review, drawings and approvals before work begins. They should not be treated as ordinary partition framing.
What is a Level 5 drywall finish?
It adds a skim coat over the drywall surface to create a more uniform appearance under strong lighting, dark paint or other critical viewing conditions.
Do you handle repairs as well as new drywall?
Yes. Wall and ceiling repairs can be assessed alongside the surrounding finish, damage cause and desired coating.
Which drywall board should be used?
Board selection depends on location and specification. Moisture, fire, impact, sound and other requirements may affect the appropriate assembly.
Get the structure and surfaces right
Show us the framing or drywall work you need.
Send photos, room details and any drawings or specifications available.