drywalling
Drywalling is the process of installing gypsum board sheets on interior walls and ceilings to create smooth, paintable surfaces. Drywall panels are typically fastened to wooden or metal framing and finished with tape and joint compound to conceal seams and fasteners.
Materials commonly used include gypsum boards of various thicknesses (most often 1/2 inch for walls and 5/8
Installation steps involve measuring and cutting panels to fit, attaching them to studs or joists with appropriate
Cement boards and other substrates are used in bathrooms or kitchens where higher moisture resistance is required,
Repair involves patching holes with a patch kit, re-taping and refinishing joints, or replacing damaged panels.