New build, Batchelor Heights
Full-house taping to Level 4, stepped up to Level 5 in the great room where west-facing glass washes the main wall.

New homes, basement suites, additions and renovations — taped, coated and sanded by a crew that finishes drywall for a living and cleans up after itself.
Most of our work is residential, and a lot of it happens in homes people are still living in. That changes how the job has to run: floors covered, doorways sealed, dust kept in the work area, tools off the walkway at the end of the day, and a heads-up before anything noisy starts.
For homeowners we quote the whole job as one written price after walking the space. You'll know which rooms are getting which finish level and roughly how many days we'll be in the house before we start.
On a new build we take the whole house from bare board to primer-ready, usually Level 4 throughout with Level 5 in the rooms where light or paint sheen demands it. On a basement suite we work around new bulkheads and service chases and sequence tightly with the electrician and painter.
Renovations and additions are their own problem: the new work has to disappear into walls and ceilings that are already painted, sometimes textured, and rarely perfectly flat. That's blending work, and it's the part most crews rush.
The dry air and the hard seasonal swings here move framing. That's why so many local homes develop hairline cracks at wall-to-ceiling joints and above door openings a year or two after the build.
We plan drying time around the real conditions in your house rather than the calendar, detail the joints that are most likely to move, and back every finish with a one-year crack warranty.
We walk the house, measure, and agree the finish level room by room before quoting.
Floors and openings covered, dust control set up, work area separated from living space.
Embed, fill and finish, with each coat given real drying time before the next one.
Flat-sanded, vacuumed, checked under raking light, and left ready for the painter.
Full-house taping to Level 4, stepped up to Level 5 in the great room where west-facing glass washes the main wall.
A legal suite taped around new bulkheads and chases, sequenced so the electrician and painter never lost a day.
A removed wall and reframed opening blended into existing painted ceilings so the repair line disappeared under primer.
Fibonacci Taping is based in Kamloops and works across the city's neighbourhoods and the wider Thompson region. If you're just outside this list, call us — we'll tell you honestly whether we can get there.
Tell us about your project and we'll walk the site, measure it properly, and give you a clear written price.