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How to Cut Drywall for An Electrical Wiring Job(Post)

The majority of electrical wires in houses are hidden behind drywall to prevent and conceal unsightly wire bundles. If you're adding an outlet or a switch to a room, for example, you may need to pull ...

How to Finish Drywall Butt Joints Like a Pro(Post)

No matter how hard you try to avoid them, you’re inevitably going to encounter a butt joint or two during your drywall installation. In a perfect world, drywall would create zero joints. In the real ...

Why Does Drywall Crack in the Winter?(Post)

One of the biggest challenges when it comes to maintaining your home is cracking drywall. Drywall cracking can happen for a number of reasons–including structural problems in your home. But, drywall ...

Ceiling Patch and Repair Guide(Post)

No matter the cause, a damaged ceiling is unsightly and can lead to further problems if not repaired promptly. Depending on the size and location of the hole or crack, you may be able to repair your ...

What is a Level 5 Drywall Finish? A Look at the Different Finishing Levels(Post)

For the most part drywall installation is a relatively straightforward process. However there is some nuance when it comes to the drywall finishing process. Drywall finishing is where things can beco ...

How and When to Skim Coat Your Walls(Post)

Skim coating can be a great way to smooth out or prepare worn or damaged walls for a touchup and is a relatively easy task that even novice drywall workers can add to their arsenal. Here’s how to tel ...

The Difference between Type X and C Drywall(Post)

Understanding the many types of drywall, as well as the drywall installation process and fire-rated materials available, is critical whether you're renovating or creating something new. Type C and ...

The Semi-Automatic Drywall Finishing System(Post)

Drywall finishers everywhere have a system they use to get the job done, be it a particular art form completed by hand or a team of workers scurrying with noisy mud-pumping finishing tools. And then ...

5 Quick Tips for Getting Rid of Your Popcorn Ceiling(Post)

There’s no shortage of great things that emerged from the ’60s and ’70s, but most people will agree that popcorn ceilings are definitely not on that list.What was once a cheap and easy way to soundpr ...

How Does a Drywall Clip Work? Easy Patch Repair(Post)

Renovating your home can lead to unexpected discoveries like hidden damages in your walls. Drywall can get damaged over time due to various reasons like water leaks, accidental impacts, or even from ...

The Evolution of Drywall Tools(Post)

The world of construction has witnessed monumental changes over the past century, and a significant part of this evolution can be attributed to the tools used in the trade. Among these, drywall tools ...

Tips for Sanding Drywall(Post)

When it comes to sanding drywall, there are quite a few common mistakes. We're here to help you avoid those mistakes and give you tips for getting the best results from your drywall sanding job. This ...