Finishing:
Does the price include taping, mudding and sanding?
Painting:
Is primer and paint included, or is that a separate charge?
Demolition:
Does the contractor need to remove the remaining damaged material?
Cleanup:
Does the price include hauling away the debris?
Electrical:
Are the exposed wires being left untouched, or does an electrician need to inspect or relocate anything?
These details can make a huge difference in the final price.
Why Ceiling Work Costs More Than It Looks
One thing homeowners sometimes underestimate is the difficulty of installing drywall overhead.
A drywall sheet is large, awkward and relatively heavy. Holding it against a ceiling while positioning and fastening it isn’t a one-person job in many situations.
Then comes the finishing.
