How do I find pricing info for sheets of drywall? I don't want drywall tools - just drywall.?

Question

I've checked ebay, all the major hardware stores, on-line shopping searches, etc. Every search delivers only drywall tools and accessories. I would like to be able to shop for drywall on-line.

Answer 1

call a lumberyard and ask.. most sell drywall sheets.

Answer 2

Building materials such as drywall are very competitive and can change daily. You won't find pricing online. One day Lowe's will be cheaper and the next day Home Depot.

I would call local building suppliers, some of which specialize only in drywall to find the best price. Realize that tomorrow somebody else might be cheaper.

Answer 3

Can't understand why you should be so adamant about shopping for drywall online. If you're going to use it yourself, then you must certainly have a truck or trailer to go pick it up, so just call a lumber company, home improvement center of some sort and go get the stuff. Quit whining about not being able to shop for it online. It would be prohibitive to have it shipped and arrive in one piece.

Answer 4

Try www.buyezrip.com/drywall

Answer 5

Lowe's and Home Depot both have Drywall !!

Answer 6

A reciprocal saw or a jig saw would do the job, but make sure you wear a dust mask, as the drywall dust will be horrible.

Answer 7

um ive been buying drywall the last couple of days in ohio...lowes....a 1/2 inch 4x10 was like 10.89 per sheet a 1/2 4x8 was like 8.98

Answer 8

Lowes and Home Depot prices are high.

For 1/2" regular white gypsum board for a regular consumer, it should be about $0.32 per sf (a 4' x 8' = $10.24 per board, a 4' x 12' = $15.36 per board). 54" boards are a couples cents more, but you only use them for 9' ceilings. MR is about $0.40 per sf. Cement board is about $0.99 per sf.

For 5/8" rock, add about $0.05 per sf to be safe. Finding pricing is difficult, when I opened my company I had the same problem.