Parkville pairs a riverfront downtown that dates to 1844 with many newer neighborhoods.
Kansas City Drywall Pros repairs, finishes, and updates drywall for Parkville homes and businesses, from historic downtown to the newer streets out by the National Golf Club.

A couple in a 2000s home in Parkville Commons wanted to trade their heavy wall texture for smooth, modern walls in the living room and hallway. We skim-coated the walls in thin layers, sanded between coats, and primed so the painters could finish with an eggshell sheen. They said the house feels brighter and newer, even though nothing else changed.

A homeowner near the National Golf Club in Parkville had noticed cracks appearing in several rooms as the house settled over the years. Some ceilings were showing a little bulging or cracks. Also several doors had become harder to close and gaps had started forming where walls met ceilings. We inspected the affected areas, repaired loose drywall, reinforced the joints, and blended the finishes so the repairs looked natural. The homeowner was relieved to get it all fixed up.
Most of Parkville's homes are recent, but its downtown dates to 1844. We work on both.
The Great Flood of 1993 damaged Parkville's 1889 depot, then home to City Hall. Near the Missouri River, high water calls for a close look behind the wall. We check it, dry it, and replace what's damaged.
Newer Parkville homes often have basements ready to finish. The city adopted the 2024 International codes in January 2026. We plan your basement around them from day one.
Parkville's median year built is 2002. Many of those homes have builder-grade textures. We skim-coat them smooth for a cleaner, modern look.
Shops and restaurants in historic downtown Parkville, near English Landing Park, sit in older buildings. Interior updates have to suit them. Our Pros update the walls without losing that downtown charm.
Shops and restaurants in historic downtown Parkville, near English Landing Park, sit in older buildings. Interior updates have to suit them. Our Pros update the walls without losing that downtown charm.
We also offer Residential Drywall Installation & Hanging, Drywall Texture Matching, Ceiling Replacement & Repair, Popcorn Ceiling Removal, Fire Rated Drywall, Garage Drywall, and Bathroom Drywall.
Col. George S. Park platted the town in 1844, and Parkville's downtown still sits along the Missouri River. Most of the city's homes are much newer. The median year built is 2002, and only about 20% of homes were built before 1980, according to the 2020–2024 American Community Survey. That means much of our Parkville work is in newer houses with tall ceilings, open plans, and builder-grade textures that owners want to update.
Parkville had 7,177 residents in the 2020 Census across 15.41 square miles, and owners occupy about 82% of its homes. Newer homes reaching their second decade are where settling cracks, nail pops, and tired textures show up, and owners often choose a smooth skim coat while they're at it. Basement finishes in newer homes are common, too.
Historic downtown Parkville, near English Landing Park, is home to shops and restaurants in older buildings close to the river. Interior updates there need careful work around business hours, and we keep dust contained so the shop can stay open.
Riverfront flooding is part of Parkville's history. The Great Flood of 1993 damaged the 1889 depot that then housed City Hall, and in 2014 the city adopted a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers flood protection study of historic downtown and English Landing Park. For properties near the river, we check for past water damage before closing a wall. Across the city, freeze-thaw cycles and humid summers make moisture checks a standard first step in basements.
Parkville's Community Development Department oversees building permits and inspections, and the city adopted the 2024 International family of building codes in January 2026. Before a basement finish or larger remodel, check the city's development permits page to confirm what your project needs.
We work across Parkville, from historic downtown and English Landing Park to neighborhoods like Parkville Commons and Creekside and the homes out by the National Golf Club.
Yes. We skim-coat the walls in thin layers, sand between coats, and prime them so they're ready for paint. It's a popular update in Parkville's newer homes.
Newer homes settle, and tall walls and two-story spaces take the most movement. We re-secure the board and reinforce the joints before we refinish.
Parkville adopted the 2024 International family of building codes in January 2026. Check the city's development permits page before larger projects.
Find and fix the moisture source first, then let the area dry. We remove any soft or stained drywall and check the framing before rebuilding.
Crack repairs often cost a few hundred to about $2,000, depending on height and access, and skim coating a room or two typically runs $2,000 to $4,000. We give you a free quote with upfront pricing.
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