We at Texora Painting & Drywall do drywall installation in Ladner, BC: basements, room additions and plaster replacement in older homes around Ladner Village (V4K). We hang, tape and finish to a paint-ready standard and can paint it after. 5.0 on Google from 50 reviews, with a 1, 2 or 3-year workmanship warranty.
Cost: priced from a visit to see the room and the framing in your Ladner home, with the scope listed in your written estimate.
Paint after: the newly finished walls can be painted as part of the same project.
Below grade: moisture-resistant or mould-resistant board in basements.
Texora Painting & Drywall installs and finishes drywall in Ladner homes, including older houses around Ladner Village (V4K), part of the City of Delta in Metro Vancouver.
Texora Painting & Drywall is a painting and drywall contractor based at 1299 56 St in Delta, BC.
Texora Painting & Drywall has been BBB Accredited since 29 September 2026, with an A- rating.
Texora Painting & Drywall is the Quality Business Awards 2026 winner, Best Painters in Delta BC.
Drywall installation in Ladner covers basement developments, additions where old lath and plaster is being replaced, and renovations that reconfigure walls. Poor taping or finishing shows the moment paint goes on. Our painters in Ladner page lists the rest of the work we do in town.
On the Fraser River delta, below-grade and ground-floor rooms in older Ladner homes pick up humidity, so bathrooms, basements and laundry rooms get moisture-resistant (green board) or mould-resistant (purple board) drywall, with a vapour barrier where required.
Our drywall installation pricing in Ladner runs $800–$2,500 per room depending on size, layout complexity, and finish level. That price includes hanging, taping, all mud coats, corner bead installation, sanding, and final preparation for paint. We can also paint the newly finished walls as part of the same project, with one crew and one invoice.
Rolling an interior wall · Interior paintwork supplied by Texora.
Planning a drywall installation in Ladner
Ceilings go up before walls, so the wall board supports the ceiling edges, and seams are staggered row to row so no straight line runs the length of a wall. Every seam gets checked before mudding, while it's still easy to refasten.
Interior brushwork · Interior paintwork supplied by Texora.
Featured Google reviews
Google reviews to read before hiring Texora in Ladner
Rated 5.0 on Google
“Called these guys for a deck project and they fit me into their schedule really quick. Got the job done fast and everything turned out great. Ended up asking them to do some reno work inside my house too, and they did an awesome job there as well. Shout out to Ruslan ,hardworking guy and easy to deal with. So far 2 out of 2 projects done great. Keep it up guys!”
Oleksandr Hryniv, Google review, May 2026Deck project and interior reno work
“Texora Painting did an excellent job! The finished work looks fantastic, and everything was completed quickly and professionally. I was especially impressed with how thoroughly they cleaned up afterward—they left everything neat and tidy. Great workmanship and service from start to finish. I would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for quality painting and repair work.”
Doug Meadows, Google review, August 2026
“Excellent work. Personable and professional. I am very pleased and recommend their work,”
Barbara Helmer, Google review, September 2026
“Great friendly people easy to work with, I am very pleased with the patch and paint job the did to my bathroom. Looks fresh! Thank you! I will look to them for future projects.”
Taylor Watalla, Google review, September 2026Bathroom patch and paint
One of our two owners looks at the space and the framing in your Ladner home, and the written estimate names the scope and your 1, 2 or 3-year warranty term. Call (604) 417-6483 to book the visit.
Replacing plaster in a Ladner house in a heritage conservation area? The City of Delta's heritage conservation page says a heritage alteration permit is required before changes to land or structures.
How a drywall installation job runs in Ladner
1
Measure and quote
We visit your Ladner home, assess the scope, check for moisture or framing concerns, and provide a detailed written quote covering hanging and finishing.
2
Board selection and hanging
We select the right board type (standard, moisture-resistant, or fire-rated), cut precisely, and fasten securely to framing or furring strips.
3
Taping and mudding
All seams, screw holes, and corner beads are taped and mudded in multiple coats, feathered smooth between coats, and sanded to a flat, smooth surface.
4
Paint-ready finish
Final sanding and dust cleanup leave your walls at Level 4 (or Level 5 on request), primed and ready for any paint colour or finish you choose.
Interior paintwork
Interior wall painting and bathroom surfaces from Texora’s supplied photos.
Rolling an interior wallBathroom walls and trim
Drywall problems we see in Ladner
Lath-and-plaster walls in the 1930s houses around Ladner Village, close to an inch thick, so new board needs furring to sit flush.
Humidity in below-grade and ground-floor rooms of older Ladner homes on the Fraser River delta; Metro Vancouver's wet season runs October to April.
Lead paint in Ladner's older homes: Health Canada says a house built before 1960 probably has it, and homes from 1960 to 1990 may too.
Working around an existing lath-and-plaster wall
Lath-and-plaster walls in the 1930s houses around Ladner Village can run close to an inch thick, while drywall is five-eighths or half an inch, so a new section set straight on the framing sits low and shows a step at every joint. Furring strips or an extra layer of board bring it out flush with the old wall.
What to ask about before a room addition or basement install
Before any board goes up, framing spacing should be confirmed and insulation and electrical rough-in should be in place and inspected, because none of it is easy to fix once the wall is closed. Ask your contractor whether those checks happen before boarding or get assumed.
A hole, crack or section of water-damaged board is a repair rather than an install, and drywall repair in Ladner has its own page. For walls or ceilings that just need the finish redone, see our drywall taping and finishing page, and for matching an existing texture, our texture matching page.
The same workmanship warranty that covers our painting applies to installation work as well, so failures caused by our own workmanship, like failed tape or joints, are covered under the terms stated on your estimate.
Board and finish by area for Ladner installations
Area
Board
Install detail
Finish
Basements, bathrooms and laundry rooms
Moisture-resistant (green board) or mould-resistant (purple board), with a vapour barrier where required, since below-grade and ground-floor rooms on the Fraser River delta pick up humidity
Framing spacing confirmed, insulation and electrical rough-in in place and inspected before any board goes up
Level 4, or Level 5 on request, primed
Plaster replacement in the 1930s houses around Ladner Village
Standard, moisture-resistant or fire-rated board as the room needs
Lath and plaster runs close to an inch thick while drywall is five-eighths or half an inch, so furring strips or an extra layer of board bring the new section out flush
Wall thickness, transition points at existing surfaces and trim depths matched
Ceilings
Selected with the walls: standard, moisture-resistant or fire-rated
Ceilings go up before walls so the wall board supports the ceiling edges; every seam checked before mudding, while it's still easy to refasten
Level 4 sanded flat, or Level 5 on request
Room additions and reconfigured walls
Standard board, cut precisely and fastened to framing or furring strips
Seams staggered row to row so no straight line runs the length of a wall
All seams, screw holes and corner beads taped and mudded in multiple coats, feathered smooth and sanded; final dust cleanup, primed
Why Ladner homeowners hire Texora for drywall installation
Board for damp rooms
In Ladner's delta damp, rooms with moisture get moisture-resistant, mould-resistant or fire-rated board as needed, not standard drywall.
Older Ladner homes
Replacing plaster in an older Ladner home means matching wall thickness, transition points at existing surfaces and trim depths.
Install and paint
We install and finish the drywall, then paint it, as one project with one point of contact.
Dust control
We use plastic sheeting to isolate work areas, sand with dust-collection tools where possible and clean up at the end of every session.
Other services in Ladner
Interior painting
Once the drywall is done, we can paint it: walls, ceilings, trim and doors in your Ladner home.
Drywall installation questions from Ladner homeowners
Drywall installation in Ladner typically runs $800–$2,500 per room, depending on the room size, ceiling height, complexity of the layout (angled ceilings, bulkheads, curved walls), and the level of finish required. Basement developments tend to fall at the higher end due to utility chases and moisture-resistant board requirements. We provide a free written quote after viewing the space.
Yes, in most cases. Ladner's location on the Fraser River delta means below-grade spaces can get higher humidity and occasional moisture intrusion. We strongly recommend moisture-resistant (green board) or mould-resistant (purple board) drywall for any basement or below-grade application in the V4K area.
Drywall is five-eighths or half an inch, while lath-and-plaster walls in the 1930s houses around Ladner Village can run close to an inch thick. Furring strips or an extra layer of board bring a new section out flush with the old wall.
Most of the time goes into finishing: taping, mud coats with drying time between each, sanding and priming. Replacing plaster in an older Ladner home also means matching wall thickness, transition points and trim depths.
Ladner and nearby service areas
Public area maps for Ladner, Tsawwassen and Richmond.