Any construction project holds inherent dangers that may be unavoidable. In most cases, though, precautions can be taken to minimize the risks for both our team and yours. The last thing you want to worry about is the welfare of your employees, especially if your drywall contractors are failing to work in a safe manner. Wallboard is a simple product that is relatively safe on it’s own, but numerous dangers exist throughout the project, including:

• Dust and silica. Gypsum plaster is a durable and cost-effective material, but sanding and cutting can generate hazardous airborne pollutants. Our team relies on MSDS specifications to ensure that everyone in the vicinity follows the proper precautions. Additionally, our drywall finishers will section off any areas under construction to keep your employees and guests safe. We also utilize proper dust mitigation techniques for further protection.
• Tripping hazards. Employees, contractors, and guests alike are all at risk for tripping dangers during a renovation project. It can be too easy to leave materials at ground level throughout the day. At any point, obstructed pathways are a high-risk scenario, especially if a passerby is not paying attention. Our team focuses on safety at all times, working diligently to minimize scrap and other tripping hazards that can result in injury.
• Exposed dangers. The process of drywall installation in an occupied space results in certain environmental hazards that can prove very dangerous if not properly mitigated. Sharp edges, unsecured materials, and exposed wiring can all create a dangerous environment in your building. Our drywall contractors are all OSHA-trained and up to speed on the most modern practices for minimizing any dangers on the site. We’ll put in the effort to ensure that your employees and guests are at minimal danger at all times.
• Tools and equipment. While it may not sound likely that an individual on your property will come into contact with drywall tools and sustain an injury, it does happen. Our drywall finishers go through continual training to keep them informed and aware of any dangers during work hours and beyond. When we leave, you can rest assured that all of our tools and materials are properly secured to avoid any mishaps.

Our team is focused on delivering the best results with a spotless safety record. We are licensed and insured, but that does not mean that we take the safety of everyone in the building any less seriously.