Serving Greeley, Colorado
Drywall Contractor in Greeley, CO
Greeley is the largest city in our service area and the county seat of Weld County, with housing that spans from 1880s neighborhoods to new west-side subdivisions. Fort Collins Drywall Pros has taken on Greeley drywall work since 2011. The city now accounts for a growing share of our commercial and rental projects, along with plaster work in its historic homes and turnover repairs in rentals near the university each summer.
We work for homeowners in Greeley's historic neighborhoods, landlords and property managers with rentals near the University of Northern Colorado, and general contractors and owners building out offices, clinics and industrial space. Some weeks our Greeley work is a single cracked plaster ceiling in Cranford. Other weeks it is a full commercial suite framed in steel, with rated corridors and a grid ceiling to finish before the tenant moves in.
Greeley is changing how it licenses contractors on January 1, 2027, and we are preparing for that rule now so our customers' permits are not held up. Across more than 1,300 jobs, we have learned what Greeley's old plaster and its newer drywall each need. Every quote comes in writing before work starts, and we carry full insurance on every job.
Local regulations
Greeley's new contractor license, starting January 1, 2027
The City of Greeley announced that starting January 1, 2027, contractors will need a City of Greeley contractor license before pulling permits or doing construction, alterations or repairs regulated by the Building Inspection Division. Until now, Greeley has not required one.
For property owners, the practical point is simple: from 2027 on, any contractor you hire for permitted work in Greeley has to be licensed with the City. Ask for it before you sign, the same way you would ask for proof of insurance.
We are completing Greeley's licensing process ahead of the deadline, so our paperwork is filed before the City starts enforcing the rule. Projects that cross into 2027 will be covered.
Know the housing
Greeley's housing, from Cranford to the west side
Cranford and Glenmere
Cranford was platted in the 1880s, and the City's historic survey of its blocks between 14th and 16th Streets and 10th and 12th Avenues documented Craftsman, Tudor and early ranch homes. Houses near Glenmere Park share that history. Expect lath-and-plaster walls and ceilings.
Rentals near UNC
The blocks around the University of Northern Colorado have a steady rental cycle. Every summer turnover brings a punch list of holes, anchor patches and water stains, and drywall repair done fast keeps units leasing.
Mid-century Greeley
Neighborhoods built from the 1950s through the 1970s carry popcorn ceilings and older textures that owners want gone. Popcorn ceiling removal starts with asbestos testing on homes from this era.
West Greeley growth
Newer subdivisions on the west side, toward Windsor, have unfinished basements, builder-grade textures and the settlement cracks that come with new framing.
Service area
Covering Greeley from Fort Collins
Greeley is our farthest regular town, 30 to 40 minutes from our midtown Fort Collins office depending on which side of the city you are on. West Greeley is closest. We group Greeley jobs by day so travel time never shows up as a surprise on your quote.
- Drive from our shop
- 30 to 40 min
- County
- Weld
- City license
- Required from 2027
- Permit office
- Greeley Building Inspection
Offices, clinics, industrial
Commercial drywall in Greeley
Greeley's economy runs on agriculture, food processing, energy, healthcare and the university, and every one of those needs interior space. We frame and board offices inside warehouses, medical and dental suites, classrooms and retail spaces.
Most of our Greeley commercial work is tenant improvements and repairs in occupied buildings, where schedules are tight and the building stays open.
- Warehouse offices and break rooms
- Medical and professional office suites
- Retail and restaurant refreshes
Planning Greeley work into 2027?
Talk to us now about scheduling and licensing, so your permit is not held up by the new rule.
Greeley pages
Drywall services in Greeley
Commercial Drywall in Greeley
Commercial drywall in Greeley, CO: metal framing, rated walls, ceilings and tenant finish for offices, clinics, warehouses and retail.
Plaster Repair in Greeley
Plaster repair in Greeley, CO for Cranford, Glenmere and other historic homes.
Drywall Repair
Holes, cracks, nail pops, torn paper and corner bead, patched and textured to disappear under paint.
Water Damage Drywall Repair
Stained, bulging and soaked drywall cut out, dried, replaced with the right board and finished to match.
Tenant Improvements
Suite build-outs, demising walls and second-generation refreshes, framed, boarded and finished on a tenant's move-in date.
Popcorn Ceiling Removal
Asbestos testing first, then contained wet scraping, skim coating and a smooth or textured ceiling ready for paint.
FAQ
Greeley drywall questions
Straight answers to what people ask us most. Have a different question? Call or send a photo with the quote form.
Does Greeley require a contractor license?
Starting January 1, 2027, the City of Greeley will require contractors to hold a City contractor license before pulling permits or doing work regulated by Building Inspection.
Do you repair plaster in Greeley's historic homes?
Yes. Cranford, Glenmere and other older Greeley neighborhoods have lath-and-plaster walls, and we re-secure and patch plaster with lead-safe practices. See Greeley plaster repair.
Can you handle rental turnovers near UNC?
Yes. We patch holes, anchors, dings and water stains across a unit in one visit where possible, and prime everything ready for paint.
How far is Greeley from your office?
About 30 to 40 minutes from midtown Fort Collins, depending on the part of Greeley. We schedule Greeley jobs in blocks to keep travel efficient.