Tired of Walls That Look Tired? Smooth Drywall Makes Everything Feel New

Most projects run $2.50-$4.50 per square foot installed, including materials and finishing. A typical 12x12 bedroom costs $800-$1,500. Basement finishing (500 sq ft) runs $2,000-$4,000. Get 3 free quotes to compare exact costs for your project.

Hanging goes fast - a basement can be hung in a day. Finishing (taping, mudding, sanding) takes longer because coats need drying time. Most single rooms take 2-4 days total. Basements 4-7 days. Drywallers will give you a clear schedule.

It's how smooth the wall is. Level 4 is standard for homes - smooth walls with a light texture. Level 5 is ultra-smooth, glass-like finish for fancy homes or harsh lighting. Your installer explains the options and costs.

Yes! Good drywallers are artists at matching texture. Knockdown, orange peel, skip trowel - they can blend new work into old so you can't tell the difference. Show them what you have and they'll match it.

Empty rooms make the job faster and cleaner. Most drywallers can move furniture to the center and cover it, but it's best to clear walls if you can. Ask when you get quotes.

We can help with that! Popcorn ceiling removal is a common job. It's messy, so pros use special tools and contain the dust. They can scrape it off and give you a smooth ceiling. Get quotes that include this.

Sanding creates dust, but good drywallers control it. They use dustless sanders with vacuums, seal off doorways with plastic, and cover floors. Ask how they handle dust when you talk to them.

Use moisture-resistant drywall (green or purple board) in basements. It handles dampness better. For total peace of mind, some use mold-resistant boards. Installers will recommend the right material for your space.

Yes! There are special techniques. Double layers, soundproofing putty pads around outlets, green glue between sheets. If noise is a concern (home theater, kids' rooms), tell your drywaller and they'll suggest solutions.

Typically: materials (boards, mud, tape), delivery, hanging, taping, mudding, sanding, and cleanup. Ask if corners/bead are included. Everything should be in writing.

Yes. Drywall finishing means the wall is smooth and primed for paint. They usually don't include painting, but can recommend painters. You'll want to prime first, then paint your color.

Clear the walls and floors as much as possible. Cover anything that can't be moved. Make sure they have a clear path to bring materials in. Talk about where they can set up tools and staging area.