Drywall

Hanging drywall on a ceiling is the hardest part of a drywall job. Panels are heavy, awkward, and must be held overhead while you…

Skim coating is the process of applying one or two very thin layers of joint compound over an entire wall surface to create a…

Taping and mudding drywall transforms a room of raw panels into a smooth, paintable surface. It is a multi-coat process: paper tape embedded in…

Adding a non-load-bearing interior wall lets you divide a large room, create a home office, add a closet, or enclose a utility area. A…

Patching a hole in drywall is one of the most common home repair tasks. Small holes from picture hooks are quick fixes; medium holes…

Drywall screws that pop out from the wall surface are one of the most common drywall complaints and one of the most common DIY…

Skim coating is the process of applying a thin layer of joint compound over an entire wall or ceiling surface to achieve a smooth,…

Taping drywall joints is the step that separates a rough, visible seam from a wall that looks perfectly smooth. The process has three coats…

Drywall – also called gypsum board or Sheetrock – is the standard interior wall and ceiling finish for residential construction. Hanging drywall is physically…

Hanging drywall is the starting point for every interior wall and ceiling finish project. The job is straightforward but physical — sheets are heavy…

Drywall damage comes in three sizes, and each size has a right method. Use the wrong method for the hole size – like bridging…