Oswego Drywall Installers

We ignored the comments on here about delays and should have factored that in. They’re estimates are ball park, even towards the end. While they do good work, there is very little communication between the workers and the main office. We were remodeling a new home. We were told on the last day that the project would be done that night and we could paint the following day. It was not done. There had been no communication on that day that the job wouldn’t finish. The management gave empty apologies with no regard to the lost opportunity cost incurred as well as the rental of a paint sprayer.
If you go with them, be aware that you are one of many clients and are really not important. Do not trust them when they say it will be done, even if it is the last day. According to them, they cannot control their scheduling.
At least the job was done well. Just be wary of management and estimators. The workers get 5 stars, but management gets 2.

We have worked with many contractors on our old PDX home and are used to delays and unforeseen circumstances. The business plan this company uses is the worst that we have experienced. In addition to starting the job and then calling the workers away and not being able to be certain about when work would be done which affected our work schedules, the extremely poor clean up work damaged paint in areas that were not part of the job (so we now need to do significant repainting) and left caked plaster that was difficult to remove from tile and grout – again in areas that were not part of the job. The individual who did the actual plaster work was high skilled, did beautiful work, and was very professional. It was the overall operation that caused problems. The company gave us an invoice before the work was completed. We pay all bills at the end of the month. Prior to that we received a phone call asking why the bill had not been paid. The company talked a good line when they were bidding and initiating the job; they did not follow through.

Started the job an my house and put the first coat on. Scheduled several appointments to continue the work. They cancelled three of them and burned up a lot of my time. The cancellations were made about an hour before they were supposed to come. On the second cancellation, I thought I fooled them and made the appointment for first thing AM. How could they run late first thing? Somehow they did. Fired them and hired someone to finish. Cost me more but I hat playing games.

We used Oswego Drywall to frameout our small commercial building (about 2200 sqft). We had 16ft walls with metal studs, 8×8 staggered walls for the bathroom (to allow for more insulation-​sound control) and insulation as needed within framed walls and pinned to concrete walls.
The work they did was great. They did it on time and completed it properly. The job was done 4 months ago and no cracks anywhere.

Eight months after Oswego Drywall finished the installing drywall for my second floor remodel there are cracks on EVERY wall to ceiling intersection.
When I asked the project manager about this six weeks after the job was finished. He blamed the framer and said they would repair it for an additional cost. However, my finish carpenter noticed that the tape used for the seams did not extend onto the existing ceiling. I used Oswego drywall because of their reputation. But the service I received for shoddy workmanship is unexcusable. The project manager did not take responsibility for poorly completed job nor did he live up to the 1 year warranty that is typical for construction work.
I noticed they have also scrubbed their profile. Several months ago there were additional postings that have been removed.

I got 5 quotes and these guys were the fairest, they were professional and trustworthy. A bigger company so they know their stuff and could get it done quicker than the smaller guys.