Friday, June 26, 2026

Max Drywall - Large & Complex Jobs

 Introduction

No job is too large or complex for Max Drywall. While we are happy to do simple repairs and patches, we also have a proven track record of managing very large projects with extremely complex challenges. This post showcases some examples of large and complex projects we have completed.

Some large & complex jobs


This project started as detached structure off the
main house, on the alley


The same structure, in the plaster & drywall phase
of being turned into an ADU


More progress on the ADU project - tadelakt plaster
in bathroom


More progress on the ADU - sectional-style rolling door


The ADU features drywall all the way to a mirror
in the bathroom


The completed ADU


Another view of the completed ADU



Z Lofts, across from Coors Field, 2008 (work
conducted for United Builders Service)


Exterior view - large product on Aurora Street


Interior of Aurora Street house


Arch in window seat alcove - Highland St

Detail of arch


Completed window seat alcove



Another arch


Intersecting barrel vaults


Arch with drywall extending all the way to
granite slab


A pair of large arches framing the entry to
a game/media room


Rounded corners in alcoves and window


Detail of rounded corners


Round corners in progress


Drywall returns to doorjambs & skylights
without trim & recessed baseboard with riglet


In same home, drywall returns to windows,
skylights, & marble tile


In same home, drywall returns to skylight &
abuts to sliding door track


Spiral staircase in a home on Pine St


Spiral staircase seen from below


Bottom section of spiral staircase


Final view of spiral staircase


Cylindrical wall at bottom of a staircase


Ladders for drywalling over staircase


Recent project on Walnut St includes
round opening for stained glass


Detail of opening


Stained glass installed


Perspective of arch and stained glass


Detail of stained glass


Rakewall in Walnut St house with drywall lift


RC channel over lathe perpendicular to framing


RC channel over framing with shims


Walnut St interior before drywall


Same interior after drywall installed


Another room in Walnut St house


Rakewall at Walnut St - before


Rakewall at Walnut St - after


A laser demonstrates the precise transition
between vertical and rakewall


Lack of complete framing creates a problem
for attaching drywall securely


Steel studs are installed to provide backing
for drywall across gaps


Contact information

Reach out directly to me, Max, via email at maxhotmud@gmail.com, or phone or text at (720) 436-0222.  Free brochure available upon request.

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