Drywall Handyman & Contracting Services
Hanging drywall is one of those projects that, if you have some DIY skills under your belt, seems pretty straightforward at first. As the average DIYer gets deeper into their project, it quickly becomes apparent that drywall can be unwieldy and hard to make it look clean, especially when hanging drywall on a ceiling and working against gravity.
For smaller projects, it makes sense to hire a handyman that will make short work of finishing your drywall project. All in the details has over 35 years experience helping customers achieve a very clean and satisfactory result. Some projects you can learn as you go and still end up with desirable outcome. Not so much with sheetrock/drywall projects. It takes hours and years of experience to make it look professional every time.
How much does it cost to hang drywall ?
When planning out a project such as a new addition, or finishing a basement, its important to have a grasp of the project cost. When finishing walls using sheetrock or drywall, there are a few thing to consider when costing out your project.Will the walls you will be finishing be exterior, interior, or a combination? Are the walls in the basement where moisture might be a factor? Is noise suppression a consideration? How high is the ceiling? There are various types of drywall to address all of these situations that can affect price. All in all, a good rule of thumb when hiring a drywall handyman or contractor will to calculate between $1.50 and $3.50 per square foot.
Drywall Repair Services
Drywall can get damage in any number of situations. Whether its a puncture or water damage/mold, damaged drywall should be repaired as soon as possible. A hole remaining in your wall can introduce moisture and debris that can affect any plumbing and electrical fixtures. In addition, letting something like black mold persist on your drywall, will allow it to spread to more places.Hiring a handyman will ensure that the repairs are performed correctly and to code. Especially if the repair is a hole, it takes experience to make sure the repair in invisible and will as long as possible. If the damage is water based, say a flooded basement, it very important to address it as soon as possible. At the very least, the water logged drywall will need to be removed while your decide on the next course of action.