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There are a few things you'll need before starting your drywall installation project: a level, a drill, screws, and a saw. 

If you're using sheets of drywall, you'll need to prepare the surface first. Remove any old wallpaper or paint with a razor blade or scraping tool. You can find information regarding installation of drywall via https://tellezplastering.com/services/dry-wall.

Then use a level to make sure the surface is straight and flat. Cut the drywall to the correct dimensions using your drill. Make sure the hole is large enough for your screw so it doesn’t pull out the sheet when you attach it. 

Next, drive screws into the wall at evenly spaced intervals around the outside of each piece of drywall. Be sure to predrill these holes beforehand with your drill – this will help prevent splitting your Sheetrock when you attach it later on. 

Insert one end of the sheet into the screw hole and then pull it tight so that the screw threads inside the Sheetrock. Repeat these steps for all pieces of drywall in the area. Make sure none of the screws poke through any other surfaces – this can cause damage and problems later on! 

Finally, Saw along one side of each screw until they break free from the Sheetrock – this will free up your Wall Mounting brackets from their mountings (if you're using them).

Drywall is a type of wall construction made of gypsum panels that are hung on either sides of a stud or joist. The gypsum panels are attached to the wall surface with special fasteners, and then covered with a layer of drywall mud and joint compound.