DH Drywall LLC.

The state insures DH Drywall under workers'-comp classes for drywall installation, drywall taping and finishing, and general building repair and remodeling, which lines up with what it advertises: basement finishing, home additions, garage conversions, new construction, commercial build-outs, and repairs for water damage, settlement cracks and post-renovation patching. It works on both homes and commercial spaces. The state lists David Hernandez and Damariz Hernandez as principals since 2021 and Nathan Hernandez since 2024. The company advertises free estimates, a satisfaction guarantee and same-day options. This is a drywall shop that sticks to one trade and takes much of its work through referrals and repeat customers. It suits a homeowner scraping an old popcorn ceiling, someone finishing a basement who wants smooth walls, or a landlord fitting out a commercial space. Framing, roofing and urgent utility repairs sit outside what it does, so those jobs belong with another trade before the drywall goes up. Drywall jobs split cleanly by size. A small repair is mostly about the finish: cutting in a patch, feathering the mud and matching the texture so the fix disappears, which takes a practiced hand more than a big crew. A basement, addition or tenant build-out is a different job, with board delivery, hanging whole rooms, multiple coats and sanding, and it has to fit around framing, electrical and inspections. For a larger project, ask how the work will be sequenced with other trades and what finish level each room gets. For a small fix, ask how they handle texture matching.