Wallpaper Installation Denver, CO — Residential & Commercial, Historic Homes to New Builds
Denver’s plaster walls, crooked studs, and 5,280-foot dry air aren’t obstacles to us — they’re Tuesday. We hang, remove, and repair wallpaper across all of Denver and the surrounding suburbs.
Wallpaper Installation in Denver Done Right — The First Time
There are two things that separate a wallpaper installation Denver homeowners rave about from one that makes you wince every time you pass it. The first is wall preparation. The second is knowing exactly what the paper demands before the first panel goes up.
We’ve been installing wallpaper across Denver long enough to know that every home here tells on itself. A 1914 Craftsman bungalow in Congress Park has walls that have shifted through more than a century of Colorado freeze-thaw cycles — you find out at the first plumb line. A 1970s ranch in Virginia Village has knockdown texture so heavy it reads through most wallpaper if you skip the skim coat. A brand-new condo in Cherry Creek looks smooth until you turn a corner and realize the drywall finisher had a bad week.
We’ve seen all of it. We know what to do with all of it.
Every estimate we give you is an honest one. Every install we do gets our full attention. We don’t subcontract, we don’t rush a job to get to the next one, and we don’t disappear when something unexpected shows up in a wall.
Denver Homes Are Not Like Homes Anywhere Else in the Country
Most wallpaper installation tutorials — the YouTube videos, the DIY guides, the “it’s easy!” blog posts — were written for homes that don’t exist in most of Denver. Smooth drywall. Level walls. Standard humidity. Nobody tells you what happens when you try to hang a $2,000 roll of Schumacher fabric paper on horsehair plaster in a 1920 Cheesman Park home that hasn’t been square since Prohibition ended.
We work in those homes. Here’s what makes Denver different — and why it matters for your project.
Denver’s Housing Stock Is Uniquely Complex
The neighborhoods most people move to Denver for — Washington Park, Capitol Hill, Highlands, Congress Park, Park Hill, Baker, Cheesman Park, Hilltop, and Platt Park — are filled with Victorian, Craftsman, Denver Square, and Tudor homes built between 1885 and 1945. These homes are gorgeous. They also have:
- Horsehair plaster walls that can’t be aggressively sanded and react unpredictably to moisture
- Off-plumb studs — walls that are out of square by 1 to 3 inches over an 8-foot span, which breaks your pattern alignment if you don’t compensate from the very first panel
- Multiple layers of old wallpaper going back decades, sometimes stacked four layers deep, each one adding thickness and instability to the surface below
- Hairline plaster cracks that must be filled and sealed or they’ll telegraph straight through the new wallpaper
- Casings, crown molding, and built-ins that require patient trimming around curves and intricate woodwork
A 1980s Aurora ranch or a Central Park new-build is a different job entirely — smooth drywall, level walls, standard prep. Both are on our schedule every week, and we approach them completely differently.
Denver’s Altitude and Climate Affect Every Single Installation
At 5,280 feet above sea level, Denver’s air is dry. Most homes in the metro sit at 15 to 20% relative humidity for much of the year, and in winter it can drop even lower once the furnace runs all day. That affects wallpaper installation in ways most people don’t consider:
- Adhesive open time is shorter at altitude. Paste starts setting faster here than at sea level, especially in winter. If you don’t know to adjust your working speed and technique, you get lifted seams and bubbles that appear three days after the job is “done.”
- Non-woven papers acclimate differently. A non-woven roll shipped from a humid East Coast climate will behave differently on a January install day in Denver than the manufacturer’s instructions assume.
- UV intensity at elevation is roughly 25% higher than at sea level. Wallpapers that fade gradually at lower elevations will show UV damage faster in Colorado, especially in rooms with south-facing windows. We steer clients toward UV-stable papers when it’s relevant.
We’ve adjusted our technique for Denver’s environment. It shows in the results.
The 1970s–1990s Problem: Orange Peel, Knockdown, and Popcorn Texture
If your home was built or remodeled between 1970 and 1995, there’s a good chance your walls have texture — knockdown, orange peel, or occasionally old popcorn — applied to the drywall. Traditional wallpaper will not hide this. It will follow the surface exactly, and every bump and crater will read through the paper as a shadow, especially in raking light.
The right solution is skim coating — applying a thin layer of drywall compound over the entire surface, letting it dry, sanding it smooth, and priming before a single strip of wallpaper goes up. We do this regularly. It adds time and cost. It is always worth it.
No amount of expensive wallpaper fixes a bad surface underneath it.
Wallpaper Installation Services in Denver, CO
We handle the full scope of wallpaper installation Denver homeowners need — from measuring and consultation through wall prep, installation, and final cleanup. Every project gets a written estimate before we touch anything.
Residential Wallpaper Installation
Full-service installation for Denver homeowners — wall prep, priming, hanging, pattern matching, cleanup, and a final walkthrough together before we leave. We work with all residential paper types: non-woven, grasscloth, peel-and-stick, pre-pasted, traditional paste, murals, and specialty papers.
→ Residential InstallationCommercial Wallpaper Installation
Type II heavy vinyl, fabric-backed vinyl, and commercial wallcoverings for offices, restaurants, hotels, dental and medical offices, retail, gyms, and apartment common areas. We work after hours and on weekends to minimize disruption to your business.
→ Commercial InstallationWallpaper Removal
Stripping old wallpaper — especially the layers of it common in Denver’s pre-WWII housing stock — requires patience, the right chemical solutions, and a real commitment to not damaging the wall underneath. We assess the substrate first. We leave the wall ready for whatever comes next.
→ Wallpaper RemovalGrasscloth & Natural Fiber Installation
Grasscloth, seagrass, jute, sisal, and bamboo wallcoverings require reverse-hanging, paste applied to the wall and never the paper face, and seam closing by hand rather than with a seam roller. We have extensive grasscloth experience across Denver powder rooms, dining rooms, and primary bedrooms.
→ Grasscloth InstallationWallpaper Over Textured Walls
If your walls have knockdown, orange peel, or any texture at all, we skim coat before we hang. Every time. No exceptions. It’s the only way to get a result that will still look right in five years.
→ Textured Wall PrepMural & Custom Wallpaper Installation
Panoramic murals, large-format photo prints, and custom Spoonflower and Hovia prints require precise panel planning before a single strip goes up. We’ve installed murals for living rooms, nurseries, dining rooms, and commercial feature walls across the Denver metro.
→ Mural InstallationWallpaper Repair & Recovery
If a previous installation went wrong — visible seams, bubbles, lifted edges, mismatched patterns — we’ll assess honestly what can be repaired versus what needs to come down and start fresh. We fix other installers’ mistakes regularly. You won’t be judged for it.
→ Wallpaper RepairHistoric Home Wallpaper Specialists
Victorian, Craftsman, Denver Square, Tudor, Dutch Colonial — we work in Denver’s historic homes every week and bring specific techniques to each. If your home was built before 1945, this is the service for you.
→ Historic Home SpecialistsRush & Same-Week Installation
Company coming. Open house Friday. Nursery reveal before the baby arrives. We accept rush jobs across the Denver metro area with short notice on most projects. Contact us with your timeline and we’ll tell you what we can accommodate.
→ Request Rush SchedulingEvery Room. Every Challenge. Denver, CO.
Wallpaper isn’t a single skill — it’s a dozen different skills depending on what room you’re in. A stairwell is nothing like a powder room. A nursery is nothing like a commercial lobby. Here’s where we work:
| Room | What Makes It Specific |
|---|---|
| Powder Rooms | Small surface = maximum scrutiny. Every seam and corner is inches from someone’s face. Grasscloth and bold prints most common. |
| Nurseries | The highest-emotion project we do. Parents inspect every inch. We treat these with the care you’d want us to use. |
| Dining Rooms | Expensive papers, large pattern repeats, formal scrutiny. Not the place to cut corners on a drop match. |
| Stairwells | Technically the most difficult residential install — height, angles, long drops, and pattern that has to stay aligned the entire way up. |
| Bedrooms | Accent walls to full rooms. Headboard walls. Ceiling installations. We do all of it. |
| Home Offices | The video call backdrop is the new curb appeal. Bold feature walls that photograph well and hold pattern under the camera. |
| Entryways & Foyers | The first thing anyone sees in your home. Sets the tone for everything else. |
| Kitchens & Bathrooms | Moisture-resistant papers, oil-based primer, proper ventilation considerations — done right, wallpaper belongs in these rooms. |
| Commercial Spaces | Offices, restaurants, gyms, hotels, medical — high-traffic materials, after-hours scheduling, GC coordination. |
Common Questions About Wallpaper Installation in Denver
How much does wallpaper installation cost in Denver?
Wallpaper installation in Denver typically runs $8 to $20 per square foot installed, all in — wall prep, materials, labor, and cleanup. A standard powder room (50–80 sq ft) runs $400 to $850. A dining room or full bedroom (200–400 sq ft) typically costs $1,500 to $3,500. Stairwells and rooms requiring skim coating cost more due to preparation time.
A few things affect the final number in Denver specifically: wall condition (plaster and textured walls require more prep), pattern repeat (a large drop match wastes more paper), and paper type (grasscloth and designer papers take more care and time to hang properly). We give you a written estimate for your actual room before we touch anything.
→ See Our Full Denver Wallpaper Installation Cost GuideCan you install wallpaper over textured walls in Denver?
Yes — but not without proper prep. Wallpaper follows the surface it’s applied to exactly. Knockdown texture, orange peel, and popcorn finishes will all read through wallpaper as shadows and bumps, especially in raking light. The right approach is skim coating: applying a thin layer of drywall compound over the entire surface, sanding it smooth, and priming before hanging.
Many Denver homes built between 1970 and 1995 have heavy texture applied to standard drywall. We skim coat these regularly — it adds prep time, but it’s the only way to get a result that still looks right three years from now.
How long does wallpaper installation take?
For a single room, plan on half a day to a full day for most installs, depending on size and complexity. A standard powder room takes 4–6 hours. A dining room with a large pattern repeat can take a full 8-hour day or more. Rooms requiring skim coating add a day of prep (plus drying time) before installation begins.
For historic Denver homes with plaster walls that need patching and priming, we often schedule wall prep and installation on separate days to let primer and compound cure fully.
Do you remove old wallpaper before installing new?
Yes — in almost every case, installing over existing wallpaper creates problems down the road. Old paper can reactivate when new paste is applied, causing seams to lift, bubbles to form, and the entire installation to fail within months.
Denver’s older homes often have multiple layers of wallpaper — sometimes four or five generations going back to the 1940s. We assess the substrate, remove all existing paper, repair the wall surface, prime, and then hang. If your home was built before 1980 and has old textured or vinyl wallpaper, we may recommend testing for asbestos before removing.
What kind of wallpaper is best for Denver’s dry climate?
In Denver’s consistently low-humidity environment (15–20% relative humidity during most of the year), non-woven wallpapers perform best. Non-woven papers don’t expand and contract with humidity changes the way woven papers do, which means seams stay tight and stable through Denver’s season swings.
For south-facing rooms with significant sun exposure, look for papers rated for UV stability — at 5,280 feet, UV intensity is meaningfully higher than at sea level, and papers that hold up fine at lower elevations can show fading faster in Colorado. We advise on paper selection as part of every estimate.
Is wallpaper a good idea for Denver bathrooms and kitchens?
Yes, when the right paper is chosen and properly installed. Denver’s altitude and forced-air heating mean interior humidity is actually lower than in most U.S. cities — your bathroom may generate steam during a shower, but it drops quickly. This makes wallpaper more viable in Denver bathrooms than in a humid Southern climate.
For bathrooms, we use moisture-resistant non-woven or solid vinyl papers, oil-based primer as a moisture barrier, and the appropriate adhesive. Powder rooms are Denver’s most popular wallpaper room for a reason — they work beautifully.
Can you hang grasscloth wallpaper in a Denver home?
Yes. Grasscloth is one of our specialties. Natural fiber wallcoverings — including seagrass, jute, sisal, and bamboo — require a different technique: paste goes on the wall not the paper face, panels are hung in reverse to prevent shading, seams are pressed closed by hand never with a seam roller, and an oil-based or alkyd primer is required underneath. Denver’s dry air actually makes grasscloth a solid long-term choice in most rooms.
→ Grasscloth Wallpaper Installation DenverHow We Handle Every Wallpaper Installation Denver Project — Start to Finish
There are no surprises when you work with us. Here’s exactly what happens from the first call to the final walkthrough.
Free On-Site Estimate
We come to your home, look at the actual walls (not photos), measure the actual square footage, and talk through the paper you’ve chosen or help you think through options if you haven’t decided yet. We account for pattern repeat, wall condition, ceiling height, obstacles like outlets and windows, and any prep work the room needs. We leave you with a written estimate — not a ballpark range over the phone. No deposit required to get the estimate.
Wall Preparation
This is where the job is really won or lost, and it’s where most DIY projects and rushed professional installs fail. Depending on your walls and home, prep may include: removing existing wallpaper, repairing cracks and surface damage, skim coating textured walls, priming with the correct primer (alkyd for grasscloth and plaster, universal sizing for drywall, stain-blocking shellac for water-damaged areas), and finding and marking plumb — snapping a true vertical chalk line that we work from for the entire room.
Installation
We hang the first panel plumb to our chalk line, not to the corner of the room — corners in Denver’s old homes are almost never plumb, and a panel aligned to a corner will drift off pattern by the time you’re halfway around the room. Our installation includes paste-the-wall technique on non-woven papers, precise pattern matching at every seam, double-cutting seams for tight butt joints, careful trimming around outlets and casings, and checking plumb at every panel.
Cleanup and Walkthrough
We remove drop cloths, clean up adhesive from floors, woodwork, and ceiling lines, replace outlet covers and switch plates, and move furniture back. Before we leave, we walk the room with you. Stand where the light rakes across the wall. Check every seam. Check the corners. Check the pattern alignment across the whole room. If something doesn’t look right, we address it before we load the van.
Professional Tools & Equipment We Use
Every job starts with the right tools. We don’t show up with a putty knife and a prayer — our crew carries a full set of professional-grade equipment for every phase of the installation.
Wall Preparation
Laser levels for true plumb lines, skim coat tools for textured surfaces, alkali-resistant primers, and sizing solutions to seal plaster walls before any paper goes up.
Precision Measurement
Laser plumb bobs, chalk lines, measuring tapes, and straightedges. Pattern matching on large-format murals requires exact layout before a single strip is cut.
Cutting & Trimming
Fresh snap-off blades for every strip, paperhanger’s scissors, and long straightedge guides. A dull blade telegraphs — we change blades constantly throughout each job.
Paste & Adhesives
Paste tables, professional paste brushes, and paper-specific adhesives — wheat paste, clay adhesive, and heavy-duty commercial paste for Type II and fabric-backed vinyls.
Smoothing & Seaming
Plastic and felt smoothers, seam rollers, and flexible plastic trim guides. We flatten every bubble and roll every seam — the result looks painted on, not applied.
Removal Equipment
Professional electric steam strippers, DIF scoring tools, and chemical stripping solutions for multi-layer removals — without gouging or damaging plaster underneath.
Real Results — Before & After
Every project tells a story. See the transformations our Denver clients trusted us to deliver.
What Denver Homeowners Say After We’re Done
Real reviews from Denver homeowners and businesses
“I have a 1937 Dutch Colonial in Park Hill with walls that aren’t plumb or level by any standard definition. I’d had two other contractors look at the job and basically talk themselves out of it. These guys came in, assessed the walls, explained exactly what they were going to do differently, and delivered a dining room with Ellie Cashman paper that has invisible seams and perfect pattern alignment. I genuinely cannot find a seam if I try.”
— Sarah M., Park Hill, Denver CO“Powder room in our Wash Park Craftsman. Old horsehair plaster. We wanted grasscloth. Every installer I talked to either hadn’t done grasscloth before or wanted to charge a premium to ‘figure it out on my walls.’ These guys explained the whole process before they started — the oil primer, the reverse hanging, why they don’t use a seam roller on natural fiber. Room looks like it belongs in Architectural Digest.”
— James T., Washington Park, Denver CO“Commercial project — we renovated our dental office in Greenwood Village and wanted wallpaper in the reception area and three exam rooms. The job required working on a Saturday to avoid disrupting our schedule. They showed up exactly when they said, worked through the day, and left the space cleaner than they found it. The vinyl wallcovering has held up through 18 months of daily commercial traffic without a single edge lifting.”
— Dr. A.R., Greenwood Village, COProject Case Studies
Real Denver projects — what we were asked to do, what we found, and how we solved it.
Horsehair Plaster Walls + Discontinued Pattern
Challenge: 1908 Victorian with original horsehair plaster — heavily textured, uneven, with two cracked sections. The client had found 4 rolls of a discontinued grasscloth pattern and needed a perfect match for the remaining walls.
Solution: Skim-coated and sanded all walls to a smooth, paintable surface before hanging. Sourced a complementary grasscloth from a specialty supplier that matched the weave and colorway within 2% of the original dye lot.
Result: Seamless dining room — no visible transition between old and new rolls. Client called it “indistinguishable.”
“We couldn’t find anyone willing to take on our plaster walls. These guys not only took it on — they nailed it.” — Patricia D., Capitol Hill
14-Foot Ceilings, Geometric Pattern, 72-Hour Deadline
Challenge: A newly constructed home needed a bold black-and-white geometric installed in the great room before a real estate photo shoot — in 72 hours. Walls were 14 feet tall with no existing scaffolding on site.
Solution: Brought our own rolling scaffold, pre-measured and pre-cut all strips off-site the previous day to eliminate waste and speed up hang time. Two-person crew completed the full room in one 9-hour day.
Result: Photos taken on schedule. The pattern aligns perfectly at every seam including the ceiling line — no bowing, no gaps.
“They pulled off something I didn’t think was possible in that timeline. The room looks like it belongs in Architectural Digest.” — Marcus T., Cherry Creek
Water-Damaged Removal + Full Rehang in One Visit
Challenge: A burst pipe had soaked one full wall of a kitchen that had wallpaper installed over wallpaper (two layers, no liner). The client wanted full removal, wall repair, and new installation in a single appointment to avoid disrupting the kitchen.
Solution: Scored and steamed both layers off, patched the drywall damage with setting-type compound, applied a primer-sealer, and hung a new vinyl-coated kitchen wallpaper — all in the same 8-hour visit.
Result: Kitchen back in use the same evening. The new paper has a moisture-resistant coating rated for kitchen environments.
“One crew, one day, zero mess left behind. They even cleaned the baseboard trim on the way out.” — Jennifer R., Highlands Ranch
Why Denver Homeowners Choose Us Over the Other Options
When it comes to wallpaper installation, Denver homeowners have options — we’re going to be direct about what sets us apart, because we think you’ve earned a straight answer.
We actually answer the phone and show up when we say we will
The most consistent complaint we hear from people who’ve had trouble finding a wallpaper installer isn’t about the quality of the work — it’s about being ghosted after an inquiry, getting vague quotes over the phone, and contractors who don’t show up when scheduled. We respond to all inquiries promptly. We confirm every appointment the day before. We show up.
We give you a written estimate before you commit to anything
No surprise invoices. No “it’s going to be a little more because of [reason invented after the job started].” Your written estimate covers wall prep, materials, labor, and cleanup. If something changes — if we open a wall and find a condition that genuinely changes the scope — we call you before we do anything additional. You authorize it or we don’t do it.
We don’t charge you for rolls we partially use
One of the most common complaints in Denver wallpaper reviews involves being charged for full rolls when only part of the roll was used. We charge for actual installed square footage. Your estimate reflects your room, not our leftover material.
We specialize in Denver’s old homes — not just tolerating them
Plaster walls, off-plumb studs, layers of old wallpaper, horsehair cracks — these aren’t complications that slow us down or prompt upcharges. They’re the majority of what we do. Our prep techniques for historic Denver homes are specific and practiced, not improvised job-by-job.
We work with whatever paper you’ve already chosen
De Gournay. Schumacher. Cole & Son. Ellie Cashman. Hovia murals. Rifle Paper Co. These papers demand more time and care than a standard vinyl roll. We charge appropriately for that care, and we bring the technique the paper actually demands.
Small jobs are as welcome as large ones
One wall. One powder room. One nursery accent wall. We don’t have a minimum job size. The project you’re most nervous about is often the one that fits in an afternoon.
We don’t disappear after the job is done
If something changes in the weeks after installation — an edge lifts, a seam separates — we want to know about it. Call us. We stand behind our work.
Serving All of Denver, CO — Every Neighborhood, Every Suburb
We work across the full Denver metro — from the historic Victorian neighborhoods closest to the city center to the fast-growing suburbs along the Front Range. No additional travel fees for most metro locations.
Denver Neighborhoods We Serve
Central Denver: Cherry Creek (80206) · Washington Park (80209) · Capitol Hill (80203) · Cheesman Park (80218) · Congress Park (80218) · Baker (80223) · Platt Park (80210) · LoDo / Downtown (80202)
North & Northwest: Highlands / LoHi (80211) · Berkeley / Tennyson (80212) · Sloane’s Lake (80212) · Five Points (80205) · RiNo / River North (80205)
East Denver: Park Hill (80207, 80220) · Hilltop (80220) · Hale / Mayfair (80220) · Montclair (80220) · Virginia Village (80222) · Lowry (80230)
South Denver: University Hills (80210) · University Park (80210) · Observatory Park (80210) · Bonnie Brae (80209) · Glendale (80246) · Harvey Park (80219)
Northeast: Stapleton / Central Park (80238) · Green Valley Ranch (80249) · Montbello (80239)
Suburbs & Surrounding Communities
South: Englewood · Littleton · Centennial · Highlands Ranch · Parker · Castle Rock
Southeast: Greenwood Village · Cherry Hills Village · Lone Tree
West: Lakewood · Wheat Ridge · Arvada · Golden · Evergreen
North: Westminster · Thornton · Northglenn · Broomfield · Commerce City
East: Aurora · Centennial
Not sure if we cover your area? Contact us and we’ll confirm right away.
We Know Wallpaper Installation Denver — The Homes, the Neighborhoods, the Walls
This section exists because a wallpaper installer from Phoenix or Dallas doesn’t know what a Denver Square is, doesn’t know that the homes around Cheesman Park have some of the most challenging plaster walls in the state, doesn’t know that the bungalows on South Pearl Street were built in an era before drywall existed, and wouldn’t know that Wash Park is the kind of neighborhood where the homeowners will notice a seam from ten feet away and tell their neighbors.
We work in Denver. We know Denver. Specifically:
- We’ve worked in homes within blocks of Washington Park, the Denver Botanic Gardens, and City Park — the historic residential neighborhoods that surround them are some of our most frequent project areas.
- We’ve installed in homes along Humboldt Street, Race Street, and Vine Street in Capitol Hill — blocks lined with Victorian mansions that require a specific level of patience and expertise.
- We’ve worked in the renovated bungalows along Tennyson Street and 32nd Avenue in the Highlands, where the renovation wave has brought wallpaper back to homes that hadn’t seen it since the 1970s.
- We’ve done commercial installs in the restaurants and creative studios of RiNo, in offices along the I-25 Tech Corridor from Denver to Broomfield, and in the affluent residential communities of Cherry Hills Village and Greenwood Village.
- We know that a 1908 Craftsman in Congress Park is a fundamentally different job than a 2019 new-build in Stapleton — and we price and plan them differently.
That familiarity isn’t decoration. It affects how we plan your job, what questions we ask at the estimate, and what we notice on your walls that a generic contractor wouldn’t.
Frequently Asked Questions — Wallpaper Installation in Denver, CO
Here are the questions we hear most often about wallpaper installation Denver clients ask before booking.
How far in advance do I need to book?
For most residential projects, we can typically schedule within a few weeks. Rush and same-week availability exists for many projects — contact us with your timeline and we’ll tell you honestly what we can accommodate. December and January are our busiest months for interior renovation scheduling, so book early if you’re targeting a holiday install.
Do you provide the wallpaper, or do I buy it myself?
Both options work. Many clients purchase their own paper — especially those working with specific designer brands like Schumacher, Cole & Son, or Hovia — and we provide all adhesives, primers, and tools. If you want us to source the paper, we can do that for standard residential papers. Either way, we help you calculate the correct quantity for your room during the estimate, accounting for pattern repeat and waste.
What is the paste-the-wall method, and is it better?
Paste-the-wall means the adhesive goes on the wall surface, and the dry paper goes up directly. This technique is used primarily with non-woven wallpapers and offers several advantages: cleaner process, easier removal later (non-woven papers strip off dry), and better control in Denver’s dry climate where paste-the-paper technique gives less working time. For traditional papers, heavier papers, and certain grasscloth installations, paste-the-paper and booking is still the correct technique. We use the right method for the paper — not a one-size-fits-all approach.
Can you install wallpaper in a rental property or apartment?
Yes — with the right paper. For renters, peel-and-stick / removable wallpaper is the standard choice. It requires smooth, clean walls to adhere properly — this is where most DIY peel-and-stick installations fail. We can skim coat minor imperfections to create an ideal surface, and we install peel-and-stick panels with the precision of traditional hanging. For homeowners in condos or HOA properties, check your rules — some associations have restrictions on permanent adhesive applications.
Do you fix wallpaper that was installed by someone else?
Yes. Repair and recovery is a significant part of our work. We see everything from minor edge lifting and bubble formation to installations that need to come down entirely and start fresh. We’ll assess the situation honestly: tell you what can be repaired in place, what needs to be removed, and what the repair will cost compared to a fresh install. We don’t charge for the assessment.
What wallpaper brands do you have experience with?
We’ve installed papers from a wide range of manufacturers including Schumacher, Cole & Son, de Gournay, Ellie Cashman, Rifle Paper Co., Hovia, Serena & Lily, Osborne & Little, York Wallcoverings, Graham & Brown, Farrow & Ball, Spoonflower, NextWall, and many others. Each manufacturer has different specifications — paper weight, paste requirements, soaking time, seam technique. We read and follow them.
What if something goes wrong with the installation after you leave?
Call us. If a seam lifts, an edge separates, or something doesn’t look right in the weeks following installation, we want to know about it. We stand behind our work and will address any installation-related issue promptly.
How do you handle homes with lead paint or potential asbestos?
Older Denver homes — particularly those built before 1978 — may have lead paint on walls and trim, and homes with pre-1980 textured finishes may contain asbestos in the drywall compound. We don’t test for these materials ourselves, but we will flag the concern during the estimate if we observe conditions that warrant testing. We recommend certified testing before any aggressive wall prep on homes of that age.
Get Your Free Denver Wallpaper Installation Estimate
For any wallpaper installation Denver project — big or small — you don’t need to know what type of wallpaper you want. You don’t need to have measured your room. You don’t need to know whether your walls are plaster or drywall or somewhere in between.
Tell us what you’re thinking, show us the room or send us a few photos, and we’ll come out, look at the actual walls, and give you a written estimate with no obligation attached to it. We cover all of Denver and the surrounding metro.
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Wallpaper Installation Across the Denver Metro
We serve neighborhoods throughout Denver and the surrounding suburbs. Find your area: Highlands & LoHi · Washington Park · Capitol Hill · RiNo · Park Hill · Aurora · Lakewood · Arvada · Parker · Castle Rock · Golden · Lone Tree.