Kansas City Drywall Pros installs, finishes, and repairs drywall and ceilings or Liberty homes and businesses.
Liberty has a historic downtown Square, a college that dates to 1849, and plenty of newer neighborhoods.

Our client was a small business owner leasing space near the downtown Square. He wanted a private office and a patched-up front room before reopening. We hung and finished a new partition, repaired years of anchor holes and dings, and matched the existing knockdown wall finish. The customer was able to continue operations while we did our thing. In the end, he was very happy to have a new private space he could work in separate from the customer area.

The client had a house near William Jewell College with two holes cut in the hallway ceiling during an HVAC repair in the attic. We added backing, patched both openings, and matched the ceiling texture so the repair would disappear once painted. She said she had to look twice to find where the holes had been.

Our customer bought a home built in the 1990s and wanted to finish the basement. They had plans to put a rec room and guest space down there. After the framing and electrical passed inspection, we hung and finished the walls and ceiling, built clean soffits around the ductwork, and left access panels at the shutoffs. They told us the kids ventured down there the weekend we finished and have been loving it.
Liberty mixes one of the region’s oldest towns with newer neighborhoods. We work on old walls and new space alike.
About 820 Liberty homes were built in 1939 or earlier. Near the historic Square, many walls have been patched and reworked over the years. We match what’s there so you can’t tell where the old wall ends.
Liberty’s median year built is 1986. Many homes in its newer neighborhoods still have unfinished or partly finished basements. We’ll finish yours into real living space.
A room addition needs new walls tied cleanly into the old ones. Doors, windows, and outlets all have to line up. We hang the drywall so the addition feels like part of the house.
Offices and shops around the Square and near William Jewell College want updated interiors. They also want to keep the building’s character. Our crew can give you both.
Seasonal movement in older framing tends to crack walls at door and window corners. Those cracks need a repair that holds. We reinforce the joint before we refinish it.
We also offer Drywall Finishing, Water Damage Drywall Restoration, Ceiling Replacement & Repair, Popcorn Ceiling Removal, Fire Rated Drywall, Garage Drywall, and Bathroom Drywall.
Liberty had become the Clay County seat by 1822 and incorporated in 1829, making it one of the oldest incorporated towns west of the Mississippi River. Its housing is a real mix. The 2020–2024 American Community Survey puts the median year built at 1986, yet about 820 homes, nearly 7% of the total, were built in 1939 or earlier. Older walls near the Square have often been reworked many times, so we check the surface closely before we patch.
Liberty counted 30,167 residents in the 2020 Census, and growth since the 1980s has added many neighborhoods of family homes, many with unfinished or partly finished basements. Those basement finishes and room additions make up a big share of our Liberty work, along with repairs in older homes that owners are restoring room by room.
Liberty’s historic downtown Square is lined with small businesses and offices, many in older buildings. Interior updates such as new partitions, ceiling patches, and wall repairs are where we come in. We schedule around business hours so the doors can stay open.
Liberty’s humid summers and freezing winters make framing expand and contract, which is why cracks often show up around doors and windows. In basements, we check for seepage and condensation before hanging board. In older homes, we look for past water damage before we close a wall.
Liberty currently enforces the 2018 International Codes and the 2017 National Electrical Code, and the city’s Chief Building Official oversees building permits and inspections. Liberty also has five local historic districts. Exterior changes to properties in them need a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic District Review Commission, so if your drywall is part of a larger remodel that changes the outside, check that approval first.
We work in Liberty’s 64068 ZIP code, from homes near the historic Square and in the Dougherty Historic District to the streets around William Jewell College, which was founded with a $10,000 donation from Dr. William Jewell of Columbia, Missouri. The city also publishes a walking tour of the nearby Jewell-Lightburne Historic District.
Yes. Older walls often have layers of paint and past repairs, so we study the existing finish and test a small area before blending the patch.
Interior drywall work generally doesn’t change the exterior. Liberty requires a Certificate of Appropriateness for exterior alterations in its historic districts, so check with the city if your project touches the outside.
Liberty currently enforces the 2018 International Codes and the 2017 National Electrical Code. Confirm permit needs with the city before a basement finish or addition.
Seasonal temperature and humidity changes move the framing, and the corners of openings take the most stress. We reinforce the joint before refinishing so the crack is less likely to return.
A small ceiling patch may cost a few hundred dollars, while a basement finish runs several thousand. We give you a free quote with upfront pricing.