
Before you start your reno, it helps to know what drywall will actually cost. This guide walks you through local price ranges, factors that drive up the estimate, and how to avoid budget surprises by understanding what you're really paying for.

Drywall pricing isn’t just about size. Surface quality, layout complexity, and finish level can shift the quote fast. A walkthrough and site visit is the best way to get a number you can trust.
Even small changes in layout or finish can shift your budget. An on-site visit allows Truline to spot potential issues early and give you a realistic number, not just a best guess.
Getting drywall quotes isn’t just about asking for a square foot price. The most accurate estimates come from contractors who visit your site, ask detailed questions, and explain their process. Here’s what to expect when aiming for a fair, transparent drywall quote.
Many homeowners assume drywall pricing is just a matter of area. But curves, vaulted ceilings, uneven framing, or tricky cutouts (think outlets, fixtures, niches) add significant time and material waste. Complexity, not just size, is often what separates a budget job from a professional one.
If you're planning a high-end paint job or using modern lighting, imperfections will show. That's where finish levels come in. A basic Level 3 may be cheaper, but Level 5 creates the seamless look most homeowners expect. Prep work, repairs, and extra coats all add to the quote—but also to the result.
Thinking about starting your drywall project? Contact Truline Drywall for a detailed walkthrough, transparent pricing, and trusted local service. We know Georgian Bay homes, and we don’t believe in surprise costs. Let’s get your walls done right, the first time.