no hammers, in the last house I built every sheet was glues and screwed
to the wall, it would be a huge mess to clean up. In older houses with
nails, it's just being careful and pulling, keep a vac running all the
time to to get the dust and small bits, easier to clean as you go.

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Greg Guarino wrote:
I see it all the time on the home improvement shows. It's practically
a ritual. First they discuss what they are going to do, then they
begin the "demo". How? By picking up a sledghammer and knocking out a
4" x 5" piece of sheetrock. Next thing you know, the space is empty.

I'm curious. Is sledgehammering sheetrock into bite-size pieces and
atomizing the rest into a giant cloud really the efficient way to go
about this?

It seems to me that there must be a way to take out larger pieces of
sheetrock rather than pulverizing it and then shoveling up the debris.
How do pros typically do it?

Greg Guarino