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Danielle D.
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Current price for large drywall jobs in Denver

Danielle D.
  • Lender
  • Denver, CO
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I've looked through these forums and have seen prices from $30-35 per board for drywall prices.  I've got a 1750 square foot new build.  Second floor has vaulted ceilings to 11'8" .  First floor has 9' ceilings.  Other than that it's a basic box - 3 bed, 3 bath.  

What should I expect to pay per board?  I'm getting quotes as high as $65 per board for hanging, taping, mudding, wrapped windows and orange peel finish.  

This seems VERY high?  Any thoughts or drywall contractor recommendations would be appreciated!

Danielle

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Matt M.
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Matt M.
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The problem with Denver right now, is that these guys are NOT hurting for business. They can be picky and ask high prices. My drywall guy is too small time for your job, or I'd recommend him. 

You might try HomeAdvisor too.

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