Installing drywall in a basement comes with its own set of challenges from moisture considerations to tight spaces and tricky ceilings. This guide shares the best tips, tools, and techniques to help ...

In Episode 5 of our basement finishing series, we’re tackling drywall with tips that save time, reduce mess, and improve your ...

Drop ceilings are easy to install and can hide exposed pipes, but they're not as long-lasting as drywall and can detract from your basement's decor.

Making a great livable space out of your damp, dusty basement can be quite daunting. Check out these tips for quick answers to some of your basement’s most difficult problems.

When installing the drywall panels for your basement ceiling, shops like Home Hardware and Lowes have all the materials you need for this stage of the renovation.

Basement Drywall Costs The average cost of 1/2-inch or 5/8-inch thick drywall, the main component of basement ceiling drywall, costs about $2.50 per square foot.

If you're still deciding what to use for your unfinished basement as a ceiling option, come explore the differences between drywall and drop ceilings.

Step 7: Paint The last step in finishing your basement walls is painting. Choose a high-quality primer to seal the drywall and any exposed wood framing before painting with the desired color. Use a ...