JM Contracting systems - Before and After Projects
Georgetown Drywall and Taping Before
This Georgetown basement shows bare drywall boards freshly installed — seams visible, corners unfinished, and the floor still rough concrete. At this stage the boarding is complete but taping, mudding, and finishing have not yet begun.
Georgetown Drywall and Taping After
The same Georgetown basement after JM Contracting Systems completed full taping, mudding, and finishing. Walls are smooth and paint-ready, pot lights are installed in the ceiling, and the space is fully transformed — ready for flooring and final finishes.
Milton Basement Window Before
This Milton basement window shows the wall stripped back to bare concrete and framing — old drywall removed, insulation exposed, and the window surround completely unfinished. This is a common starting point in older Milton homes undergoing basement renovation or water damage repair.
Milton Basement Window After
The same Milton basement window after JM Contracting Systems completed the drywall work. The window surround is fully finished with clean, smooth drywall returns on all sides, seamlessly integrated into the freshly mudded and sanded basement walls — ready for paint.
Georgetown Drywall & Taping Before
This Georgetown basement renovation shows the ceiling stripped back to open framing — ductwork, electrical, and HVAC all exposed, with drywall boards staged on the left ready for installation. The space is mid-demolition with the old ceiling fully removed and new framing in place.
Georgetown Drywall & Taping After
The same Georgetown basement after JM Contracting Systems completed full drywall installation, taping, and mudding. The ceiling is fully closed in and smooth, walls are finished and paint-ready, and the space is completely transformed — a clean, bright room ready for flooring and finishing touches.