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How Much Does Drywall Installation or Repair Cost?

Drywall Prices

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Drywall is one of the basic building blocks of interior construction. There are a number of reasons you could need to install drywall. Perhaps you need to install drywall for some new construction. Perhaps the existing drywall had a hole put in it. Accidents happen. Maybe your drywall got moisture in it which can present a danger from mold. For whatever reason you need to install or repair drywall, it’s a relatively inexpensive home improvement item.

Drywall Costs

Standard pieces of drywall are sold in pieces that are ½” X 4’ X 8’. Drywall costs $6 to $15 per sheet. The higher priced pieces will be specialty pieces with fire proofing or moisture resistant ratings. You must use fire resistant drywall in some kitchens and mold resistant drywall must be used in bathrooms. Besides those special cases, the standard drywall is available at about $9 to $10 per sheet.

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How much does it cost to install drywall?

  • It will cost $300 to $400 per day to hire a professional drywall installer to hang, tape, and mud drywall in your home. If you have large job you can figure on paying $10 to $15 per square foot to hire drywall installers.
  • If you simply have a couple of holes poked in the wall you can hire someone to repair your drywall on an hourly basis. You may find someone in the range of $20 to $40 do the job for you.
  • In total, for materials and labor combined it will cost $30 to $40 per square foot to install drywall in your home or business.

Things to consider

A drywaller does not need to have a license to perform this kind of project. Ask your potential drywaller if he know what a drywall “banjo” or a “bazooka” is. If he doesn’t know then he’s probably not a good drywaller.

Consider hiring someone to do your drywall installation. It will cost more money if you have to hire someone to come and fix your mistakes.

DIY Fix Drywall

If you want to repair minor drywall damage yourself you may learn about this by clicking on the link.