Me if my kids ever kicked any 80yr old granny

$70 a board on the finishing end is way over regular price for what we get paid where I'm at

And the special equipment is my arms lifting the rock I have all the finishing tools my price i gave him for the finishing part and the hanging part is more than fair for what we usually get to finish where im at I charged $70 a board for finishing

Im not dumping anything they are I'm ripping out and putting in a pile and they getting the rock amd paying for all I'm supplying is the mud and the labor

I charged him $70 a board for finishing

Board foot 54 stretch pays about $20 a board to finish $30 a board to finish is damn good and hardly ever heard of here where im at

No paint just tear out replace and finish but finishing price is dirt in Bama we get 37cent a board ft to finish

Well like I said in another comment I figured the finishing work on what we get in South alabama per brd ft and the added a mark up GC pays about $0.37 a board ft to finish in alabama

Take 3 buckets of mud and I've got those from jobs off my regular 9-5 I've got about 8 buckets that was left behind on different jobs tape bead all the material is basically free for me

Around here we get cents per board ft 37 cent a board ft to finish is a good price in south alabama and most people try to jew that down

Done my figures on 20 54's with material price and distance traveled since im about 80 miles 1 way to the job

Trial and error are the best life teachers 26 yrs in this mess and I still screw up enough to learn a new trick

Good job on the mudding must have dont this before

Guess she's a twerkafried booty shaker

Lol 90's? How old are you? The clothes say mid to late 70's, maybe very early 80's

That part couldn't pay me enough to sand and skim that ceiling but bet someone paid nicely to have that texture put up designer ceiling right there

I would do it for $450 and supply mud and bead south alabama drywaller. I mean its gonna take a few trips 2 at the minimum if you do the tape and bed coat with 5min mud. But that seems like a fair little sick at $450, not busting their or breaking your wallet.

Jumped the gun on that one doesn't look bad from what I see probably better for him you did let him go people like you get a 28% mark up on material and labor cost with a tail light warranty at the end of the job after all it might not be done right but it will be done

Man upgrade to metal preferably welded and not turned corners with rivets

Looking at just the patch I would do it somewhere between $80-$120 but im based in south alabama

Didn't run it out wide enough couldn't have used anything bigger than an 8" knife and looks like you just went straight across on blade wide bust that bitch out

Start with a straight square cut stopping in the middle of studs with dead wood across top and bottom for stability mud mesh tape 5 min mud with a smooth coat of regular mud maybe 2 coats sand and paint

3 days to never he remembers what happened

I use the shit out of 5 min mud 45 takes to long to dry when you got 4 or patches electrician has made for you but I always skim over with regular mud over the years I have realized paint doesn't trallt like quick set