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You will also need drywall screws or nails, mixing tools, taping knives, and sanding tools. Drywall saw. These are designed to rip through the paper face and gypsum core of drywall. The one shown here is a drywall utility saw.
Labor Costs for Sheetrock Installation. The cost of paying by the hour to have sheetrock installed can vary, according to what the local labor market will bear. You might also pay an additional fee if your carpenter is part of the local union -- known as a union wage -- which can range from $50 to $100 per hour.A 200-square-foot sheetrock project typically takes three hours for a carpenter to install, meaning the labor cost for the carpenter will range from $150 to $300.n addition to the cost of the sheetrock itself, you can expect to pay for ancillary materials such as tape, fasteners and top compound. The fasteners used are specialized drywall screws that usually go for $6 per pound with 300 screws in each pound.