Peeling seams, dated patterns, and adhesive failure make a property feel older than it is. We remove the old wallcovering, restore the wall to a sound, smooth substrate, and reinstall — all with one crew, so nothing gets lost between trades.
Removal is where most wallcovering projects go wrong. Rushed strip-outs gouge the drywall, leave adhesive residue, and force expensive repairs. Our teams remove existing covering methodically, then skim-coat and sand the wall back to a clean, paint- or paper-ready surface.
Because the same crew that strips the wall also reinstalls it, there's no finger-pointing over surface condition. We control the entire chain — removal, repair, prep, and new install — and stand behind the finished result.
Careful strip-out techniques protect the drywall so repairs stay minimal and costs stay predictable.
Skim-coating, sanding, and priming return the wall to a smooth, stable base ready for new covering or paint.
The same team handles removal through reinstall — no gaps, no blame-shifting between subcontractors.
Streamlined workflow gets rooms stripped, repaired, and re-covered on a tight, occupancy-friendly schedule.
We test a section to confirm removal method and reveal the true condition of the wall beneath.
Old covering stripped and all adhesive residue washed off so nothing telegraphs through later.
Gouges and seams filled, walls skim-coated and sanded smooth, then primed for the new finish.
New wallcovering hung — or walls painted — to a clean, seamless, like-new standard.
Some minor surface disruption is normal, but our controlled removal methods keep it to a minimum. Any imperfections are repaired and skim-coated as part of the scope.
For smaller areas, often yes. Larger scopes are phased so drying and skim-coat cure times don't compromise the new install — we'll map the timeline up front.
Yes. If you're switching from wallcovering to paint, we remove, repair, skim-coat, and prime to deliver a smooth, paint-ready surface.
Get a detailed, brand-compliant estimate for your next renovation, conversion, or refresh — anywhere on the East Coast.
