I paid a drywall installer to hang and mud drywall in large den. Paneling was up before (which I removed). I needed it done in a hurry before I had my hardwoods refinished. After some searching, I was able to find a company that was able to do the work.
They finished, I paid, and I felt good about getting it done in my timeframe. HOWEVER - - after a closer inspection under the right light, the rush job was not such a good idea on my part. I discovered the following.
-> humps on many of the seams
-> valleys on some of the seams
-> some wavy areas
My questions:
- Can this be repaired 2-3 weeks after the work was done?
- Should I accept the fact that I needed a rush job, and got an expected result?
- Should I attempt to repair this myself, or bring the contractor back out?
- Am I able to bring him back out even though I already paid?
- How do you fix the humps on the seams? Sand 'em out, or re-mud first?
Any other advice is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
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