Drywall Installation in GTA, Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville, Burlington, Milton, Guelph and Barrie
Precision-Crafted Drywall
for Every Space
At Centennial Drywall, we combine efficiency with craftsmanship. Our drywall installation crews work quickly without cutting corners, ensuring each installation is durable, seamless, and built to last. Whether you’re building new or renovating, we install with long-term performance in mind.
Why Choose Us?
Fully licensed
and trained
Our dedicated team of highly skilled, motivated and certified professionals ensures projects are completed on-time and on-budget.
Reliable project
delivery
We complete every job on time, on budget, and with consistent attention to detail — from start to finish.
Backed by our
2-year warranty
We stand behind our work with a 2-year warranty for lasting peace of mind and quality you can trust.
Working as a team, the pros at Centennial Drywall efficiently drywall your space. But we never compromise quality for speed. Using only professional drywall tools, we put high priority on ensuring your wires and pipes aren’t vulnerable to puncture.
Centennial Drywall’s craftsmen are precise, accurate and detail-oriented — all keys to a successful installation. Proper planning reduces the chances of cracking and nail pops — time consuming and expensive issues we work hard to avoid.
Where desirable, Centennial Drywall can install drywall made with materials that help remove VOCs (volatile organic compounds) from your indoor air. These products are mold and moisture resistant.
Centennial Drywall is experienced with cutting and fastening harder, fire-rated panels, as well as specialized techniques required for noise reducing panels. We also use the latest products to help minimize airborne dust and speed up the cleaning process.
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to questions about drywall installation in Toronto and the GTA.
What types of drywall do you install?
We install standard drywall, fire-rated panels, moisture-resistant boards, soundproofing drywall, and specialty products like VOC-absorbing sheets. We’ll help you choose the right type based on your project.
Standard Types of Drywall
- Regular (White Board)
- Most common type for walls and ceilings in dry areas.
- Comes in 1/2″ or 5/8″ thickness.
- Moisture-Resistant (Green Board)
- Used in bathrooms, laundry rooms, or basements.
- Resists humidity, not waterproof (not for showers).
- Mold-Resistant (Purple Board or Mold Tough)
- Improved mold resistance vs. green board.
- Ideal for high-humidity areas.
Fire-Resistant (Type X or Type C)
- Required by building codes in garages, furnace rooms, shared walls.
- Type X = 1-hour fire rating; Type C = improved stability in high heat.
Soundproof (Acoustic or Soundboard)
- Denser or layered with noise-reducing materials.
- Used in media rooms, bedrooms, shared walls in duplexes or condos.
Paperless Drywall
- Fiberglass surface instead of paper.
- Resists moisture and mold better; more durable.
Specialty Drywall for Custom Projects
- Flexible Drywall
- Thin (1/4″) sheets used to form curves and arches.
Impact-Resistant Drywall
- Reinforced core for high-traffic or commercial areas (schools, hospitals).
Lead-Lined Drywall
- For X-ray rooms in medical/dental facilities.
Foil-Backed Drywall
- Vapor barrier built-in, used in cold climates or exterior walls.
Thickness Guide
- 1/4″ Curves and overlays
- 3/8″ Repairs or temporary walls
- 1/2″ Standard interior walls
- 5/8″ Ceilings, fire-rated walls
Do you handle both residential and commercial drywall installation?
Yes, we handle both residential and commercial drywall installation.
Residential Drywall Services
- New home construction
- Renovations, basements, additions
- Custom ceilings, soffits, niches
- Moisture- and mold-resistant solutions for bathrooms and basements
Commercial Drywall Services
- Offices, retail spaces, restaurants, and multi-unit buildings
- Fire-rated assemblies (Type X/C) and shaft walls
- Acoustic and impact-resistant systems
- Bulkheads, drop ceilings, and steel stud framing
Can you install drywall for ceilings, soffits, or shaft walls?
Ceiling Drywall
- Installed with 5/8″ thick board to prevent sagging
- Often includes soundproofing or Level 5 finishing in high-end homes
- May require lifts or scaffolding for large areas or high ceilings
Soffits
- Framed boxes or drop-downs to hide HVAC, beams, or lighting
- Can be straight or curved, with clean finish or decorative detail
- Common in kitchens, basements, or commercial spaces
Shaft Walls
- Fire-rated assemblies designed for stairwells, elevators, and mechanical shafts
- Built with shaftliner panels, steel framing, and Type X or C drywall
- Common in commercial and multi-story buildings
- Requires specialized installation techniques for code compliance
How do you prevent damage to pipes or electrical behind the walls?
We stay clear of known danger zones, especially around bathrooms, kitchens, and utility rooms.
To prevent damage to pipes or electrical behind the walls, we follow strict safety and best practices.
How We Protect Hidden Utilities:
- Review Blueprints & Markings
- We consult plans and confirm utility locations before cutting or fastening.
Use Stud Finders & Scanners:
- Mark Safe Zones
- We mark all outlet, switch, and plumbing positions to avoid accidental damage.
Screw Depth Control:
- Fasteners are installed at correct depth to avoid piercing anything behind the drywall.
- Avoid Drilling Near Edges
Coordinate With Other Trades:
- If needed, we confirm layout directly with plumbers or electricians.
What’s the difference between regular drywall and fire-rated drywall?
The main difference between regular drywall and fire-rated drywall is in their fire resistance, due to differences in composition and performance.
Regular Drywall (White Board)
- Core: Made of gypsum.
- Use: Standard walls and ceilings in dry, non-critical areas.
- Fire Resistance: Basic, offers some resistance but not rated for fire protection.
Fire-Rated Drywall (Type X / Type C)
- Core: Reinforced with glass fibers and additives that slow fire spread.
- Use: Required by code in Garages, Furnace rooms, Shared walls between units
Stairwells or shafts (Type C)
- Fire Resistance:
- Type X: 1-hour fire rating (standard)
- Type C: Enhanced, holds structure longer in extreme heat
"They've consistently delivered great results..."
We’ve worked with the Centennial Drywall team on multiple projects and they’ve consistently delivered great results. Their pricing is fair and transparent, their crew is skilled and respectful on-site, and the quality of their work speaks for itself. They’ve always stayed on schedule and communicated clearly throughout.
Blair & John
"There's a reason we keep using them...superior quality and fantastic service..."
I have personally worked with Centennial Drywall for almost 15 years. As a builder and renovator of high-end homes I rely heavily on our trade partners to execute their work the way that I would: with exceptional skill and caring. Romas and his team are always punctual; quick to offer suggestions of how to do something better; flagging potential problems before they're covered with drywall and providing exceptional quality control. Working with Centennial Drywall, it's obvious that they care about their reputation. I would highly recommend them for anyone needing drywall work.
Dave Cook
"Centennial Drywall is the best!"
Very reliable, honest and respectful. We have been working with Romas' for about 6 years now and done dozens of projects together. Terrific craftsmanship and attention to detail. Always willing to come back for a 2nd or 3rd coordination if there were changes we had to implement.
Katherine Pink
"I am very happy with the job he did..."
I had drywall work done at my house recently by Centennial Drywall Inc. and it was fantastic. Mr. Romas is an expert and knows all aspects of drywall. He is an experienced contractor. He installed the drywall on time and within budget and used superior material for drywall. Finished the job on time.