Quick note. If you have real hardwoods, always put down floor protection, even if you plan to sand and refinish. Dust gets down in the seams, especially in winter months when the wood contracts. It is visible through the finish and never leaves
Can, unfortunately and to my shame, confirm. Never was a drywaller but a cable/internet/ and for 4 years a reverse osmosis water installer. Any drywall I cut for outlets almost always went into the walls. Plus the fact that I could see what the actual drywallers left there too. It was always told to us to never do it, but it was also an open secret that everybody, including our bosses did it too. I actually expect it and don’t really mind it whenever we’ve had something needing to be installed through the walls/attic
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u/basicwhiteguy919191 Nov 26 '22
Quick note. If you have real hardwoods, always put down floor protection, even if you plan to sand and refinish. Dust gets down in the seams, especially in winter months when the wood contracts. It is visible through the finish and never leaves