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Updated almost 12 years ago on . Most recent reply

Electric retrofit and sheetrock
I am looking at a house that has knob and tube wiring. To replace the wiring it is much cheaper if I demo the sheetrock myself. When you demo sheetrock, do you try to save baseboard, window and door trim, or do you just replace.
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If it has knob and tube, in my area you will have lath and plaster for wall materials.