There are a number of factors to consider. -Is this a finished room, if not who is going to remove all the furniture and cover the flooring. Are you going to re-paint the walls after the job ( they will almost certainly need it) . Actuelly remiving the drywall is a fairly simple job, but all the other things including disposing of it make giving a figure very complicated.
This varies depending on location, size & type of job (wall? ceiling?) so get several estimates.
Fourteen sheets for the walls. Twenty one and a half for the ceiling.
how much will it cost to rip out 1300 sq ft of drywall and insulation and replace said
That's a waste of time . Call 2-3 drywallers and get them to give estimates. I always do that and get a faster, more accurate answer than I could ever come up with myself.
1000 sq ft should do it
If there's any question about whether or not a drywall anchor will hold on the ceiling, the best thing to do would be to find a ceiling joist and use a long screw to go into solid wood. (Use a stud finder to locate the joist.) Hanging on a ceiling is more dangerous than hanging on a wall since things that fall can fall on people or pets. If you HAVE to hang just in drywall, use the strongest anchor you can get (i.e. one that expands like a butterfly after insertion, or the type that flares out like a flower when you tighten it). Your local hardware store can help with what's a reasonable weight limit.
Around 100$ to 300$ Depending on the roof and structure.
The way I usually do it is break down the job by types of surfaces. I'll write down wall surfaces and how much that will cost; ceiling surfaces and how much that will cost; and lastly, trim surfaces and how much they will cost.
How much would it cost to mud my livinging room ceiling, and then texture ceiling and walls? The room is around 14' x 30'.
50 feet
Lots and lots of money!
5 million dollors
It doesn't cost really. Grab a thick textbook and give it a good thump.
Not enough to make a career of it.
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Very difficult to say. The square footage of a house is no real clue as to how much trim there is, or how many doors.
That would totally depend on your definition of restoration.