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Hanging, taping, and level-5 finishing for remodels and new construction. Small patch jobs welcome. (Sample listing for development.)
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Drywall services
Home Improvement · 1 local pro listed · Updated Jul 9, 2026
A drywall contractor hangs, tapes, and finishes drywall for remodels and new construction, including patch and repair work.
What drywall covers
- Hanging and taping
- Level-5 finishing
- Patch and hole repair
- Ceiling repair
- Water-damage replacement
Typical drywall costs in the U.S.
Typical U.S. planning estimates — not quotes. Actual prices depend on scope, materials, access, and your local market. Always get an itemized quote before hiring.
| Job | Typical range | Unit |
|---|---|---|
| Small patch / hole | $150–$450 | per job |
| Hang & finish | $2–$4 | per sq ft |
| Room (hang, tape, finish) | $900–$2500 | per room |
| Skim-coat a ceiling | $400–$1200 | per room |
How hiring works
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Free in-home estimate
The contractor measures, discusses materials, and scopes the work at your property.
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Written proposal
You get an itemized quote covering materials, labor, timeline, and payment schedule.
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Permits and scheduling
Licensed contractors pull any required permits and book a start date.
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Build and final walkthrough
Work is completed, inspected, and you sign off before final payment.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Accepting a level-3 finish where glossy paint needs level-5
- No dust-containment plan
- Painting before the compound is fully dry
Licensing & how it compares
Do I need a licensed pro for drywall?
Drywall is often unlicensed, so insurance, references, and a clear written scope matter even more than a license number.
Drywall vs. Cabinets
Drywall and Cabinets are both home improvement trades but solve different problems — book the one that matches your job, or a general contractor if the project spans both.
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Questions & answers about drywall
QWhat does drywall work include?
AA drywall contractor hangs, tapes, and finishes drywall for remodels and new construction, including patch and repair work. Common jobs: hanging and taping, level-5 finishing, patch and hole repair, ceiling repair.
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QWhat's the most common drywall hiring mistake?
AAccepting a level-3 finish where glossy paint needs level-5 Comparing a few verified pros before you commit avoids most of it.
KnownPros Editorial Team
QDo I need a licensed drywall pro?
ADrywall is frequently unlicensed, so focus on proof of insurance, references, and a clear written scope. Profiles here still show any license and insurance records on file.
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QHow much does drywall work cost?
ATypical drywall jobs in the U.S. run from about $2 to $2,500 depending on the work and materials — for example, small patch / hole runs $150–$450 per job. These are planning estimates, not quotes.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does drywall work cost?
Typical drywall jobs in the U.S. run from about $2 to $2,500 depending on the specific work, materials, and your local market. See the price table on this page for a breakdown by job type. These are planning estimates, not quotes — get an itemized quote before hiring.
Do I need a licensed drywall pro?
Not always — this trade is frequently unlicensed, so focus on proof of insurance, references, and a clear written scope.
What's included in drywall work?
A drywall contractor hangs, tapes, and finishes drywall for remodels and new construction, including patch and repair work. Common jobs include hanging and taping, level-5 finishing, patch and hole repair, ceiling repair.
What does drywall work include?
A drywall contractor hangs, tapes, and finishes drywall for remodels and new construction, including patch and repair work. Common jobs: hanging and taping, level-5 finishing, patch and hole repair, ceiling repair.
What's the most common drywall hiring mistake?
Accepting a level-3 finish where glossy paint needs level-5 Comparing a few verified pros before you commit avoids most of it.
Do I need a licensed drywall pro?
Drywall is frequently unlicensed, so focus on proof of insurance, references, and a clear written scope. Profiles here still show any license and insurance records on file.
How much does drywall work cost?
Typical drywall jobs in the U.S. run from about $2 to $2,500 depending on the work and materials — for example, small patch / hole runs $150–$450 per job. These are planning estimates, not quotes.
Last updated July 9, 2026. Prices are typical U.S. planning estimates, reviewed by the KnownPros editorial team.