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Updated over 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I repair Drywall seams In Kitchen
Townhome built in 2016.
When the lights are dim I notice the poor drywall in my Kitchen/dining room area. Unfortunately, I've already signed off on the work, past warranty. I know some residents had this problem and Dan Ryan did a complete redo. It appears somewhat wavy and you can see seems, but its not horribly visible.
I also have a lot nail pops and small blemishes. Some of this is common for new construction.
As far as repair, does anyone have ideas? or maybe its not worth it?
Thanks-