FAQ's

Look for a contractor with:

• Proper licenses and insurance.
• Positive reviews and references.
• Experience in drywall installation or repair.
• Transparent pricing and written estimates.
  It’s also helpful to check their portfolio and verify their expertise in projects similar to yours.

The contractor will:

• Inspect and measure the area.
• Provide an estimate and timeline.
• Install or repair the drywall, including taping, mudding, and sanding.
• Clean up the workspace.
  Discuss details like painting or finishing, as some contractors may not include these services.

The cost varies based on:

• Project size.
• Drywall type (standard, moisture-resistant, etc.).
• Labor rates in your area.
  On average, drywall installation costs $1.50–$3 per square foot, while repairs range from $50–$400 depending on the damage. Request multiple quotes to compare prices.

Most contractors include basic cleanup in their service, such as removing debris and dust. However, confirm this beforehand. Some may charge extra for extensive cleanup or disposal of old materials.

• Small repairs: A few hours to a day.
• Full installation for a single room: 2–4 days (including drying and sanding).
• Larger projects: A week or more, depending on size and complexity.

Factors like weather, drying time for joint compound, and contractor availability may affect the timeline.

Many contractors provide warranties on their workmanship, typically ranging from 1–5 years. Be sure to:

• Ask about the warranty policy.
• Confirm whether it covers repairs for issues like cracking or uneven seams.

Yes, experienced contractors can match textures (e.g., orange peel, knockdown, or smooth finishes) to blend repairs with existing walls. Provide samples or discuss the desired look to ensure a seamless result.

For minor issues (e.g., nail pops or small holes), DIY repairs may be sufficient. However, for:

• Large holes or structural damage.
• Water-damaged or moldy drywall.
• Complex texture matching.
  Hiring a professional ensures quality results and prevents further damage.