What’s required for a solid job is good prep and the right materials for the space. That usually means properly spaced framing, backing where cabinets or heavy fixtures will mount, and coordination with electrical, plumbing, and HVAC so cuts and openings land exactly where they should. The process typically includes hanging, taping, multiple coats of mud, sanding, and matching any texture before primer plus dust control and protection for the rest of the home. Choosing the right board matters too (standard, moisture-resistant, fire-rated), especially for bathrooms, garages, and utility areas, so the drywall hanging and finishing holds up long-term.