Drywall repair

You see it everywhere, but you pay it no attention. Despite its versatility and popularity with builders, few people know where drywall comes from or how it's made.

Don't let working solo slow you down. Here's how to get the job done without a helper.

This step-by-step guide shows you how to use tape and drywall mud to finish your new wall with ease.

These are seven drywall installation mistakes you've probably made before and how to fix those mistakes before you do it again.

Shiplap Vs. Drywall - 4 Great Reasons To Use Shiplap In Your Home.

After your tub surround has been stripped down to the studs (or the sheetrock, depending on what your tub surround tile removal process left you with),

Repairing plaster cracks and holes is easier than you might think. Most cracks and small- to medium-size holes can be filled with drywall compound or patching plaster.

Drywall, aka plasterboard, wallboard, gypsumboard or Sheetrock (a brand name), is actually a lot more interesting than you might think. Although pros use many different types of drywall in both commercial and residential projects, there are five that are useful for DIYers tackling a variety of home improvement projects. Here's what you need to know about these different types of drywall and what to use them for in your home.