Centerville homeowners and designers: measured roll counts, walls prepped by a licensed drywall contractor, most rooms papered in a day, and a written guarantee you'll actually get a copy of.
Centerville was settled in 1847 and still has National Register pioneer homes near Main Street, but most of the housing came in the 1950s-1980s boom, when the population grew from about 1,300 to 8,000: ranch-style homes, raised ranches and split levels on quiet grid streets. The east bench above US-89 has larger 1980s-2000s homes with valley views, and small new-construction pockets like Summerhill Lane add contemporary Craftsman homes. Expect plaster in the oldest homes, smooth or lightly textured drywall in the mid-century stock, and knockdown texture in bench homes.
Whatever era your Centerville home is, the sequence is the same: measure, prep, prime, hang, walk through. The prep step changes; the standard doesn't.
From a single accent wall to a whole home, with the walls prepped first and the seams guaranteed.
InstallationOld paper off cleanly, drywall repaired, textured walls skim-coated smooth — by a crew that does drywall for a living.
Removal & prepHelp choosing the paper, with samples and roll counts, and the fee comes off your install.
Design SessionType II vinyl and specialty wallcoverings for offices, clinics, restaurants and hotels, scheduled around your hours.
CommercialFrom Historic Main Street core, East bench foothill neighborhoods, Parrish Lane corridor and Summerhill Lane (new construction) across the rest of Centerville, the same crew, the same guarantee, the same published price sheet.
Accent walls from $1,000, powder rooms from $1,200, standard papers $7–$10 per square foot of labor, removal $1.5–$3 per square foot. Centerville is inside our core route, so there is no travel charge.
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The processPick a route-friendly time online, or send three photos and your wall size for a written price in one business day.
5 minutesWe measure the walls, confirm the roll count against your paper's repeat and roll size, and help with samples if you're still choosing.
30–60 minutes on site, or remoteOld paper off, repairs, skim coat if the wall is textured, then a wallcovering primer so the paper sticks now and comes off clean later.
Same day to 2 daysRolls acclimated, dye lots checked, patterns matched, seams rolled, corners wrapped. Most rooms are papered in a day.
1 day for most roomsYou inspect every seam with the crew lead. We hand you the written guarantee and clean up like we were never there.
15 minutesYes. Split-levels have short stair walls and half-height landings that are perfect for a bold pattern or a mural, and we lay out the panels so the design reads cleanly from the entry. We also smooth the typical 1970s texture so the finish looks crisp.
We do. A consultation covers pattern scale, color, which walls carry a print well, and how it will work with your trim and flooring. We bring samples so you can see them in your own light before ordering.
Centerville is on the core route, so most weeks we have route-friendly slots within days. The online calendar shows real availability; January and late summer book up fastest.
Yes — every neighborhood, and the nearby cities listed below. Book online and the calendar confirms your address is in the service area before you pick a time.
An honest guide to stripping old wallpaper: national costs, the right order of steps, the failure modes that generate most of our repair calls, and the removal-plus-repaint bundle.
Read the guideThe roll math installers actually use: strips not square feet, how pattern repeat eats paper, straight vs. drop match, mural panels, and worked examples for a bedroom and a powder room.
Read the guideEverything we tell clients before they order grasscloth: the three types, why natural seams are part of the look, how dye lots work, where it belongs, and what the install costs.
Read the guidePick a route-friendly time online, send us three photos and your wall dimensions for a written price in one business day, or call and talk to a person who hangs wallpaper for a living.