Is $1,500 to repair water-damaged drywall/plaster a fair price?
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I just got quoted 1500 to fix this repair. I already fixed the cause of water leak. I was wondering if that's worth it? The 2nd picture is before I tried doing it myself, 1st picture is what it looks like right now. Yes I did it so badly. I feel like it would've been cheaper if I didn't touch it at all. I know, it was better before I tried fixing it. I was gonna do one more coat maybe then start painting. I only talked to one person so far. I might call around and see if I can get something cheaper. 1500 to me is quite a lot.
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This quote is for the repair of water-damaged drywall/plaster. - Repair addresses damage from a water leak, which the homeowner has already fixed. - The area was previously attempted to be repaired by the homeowner, resulting in a condition worse than before. - The professional identified the material to be repaired as plaster.
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