It is easy to install if you have some experience in carpentry, but it can be a little tricky if you have never worked with drywall before. The most important thing to remember when installing drywall is to measure twice and cut once. This will help ensure that your panels fit together correctly and create a smooth surface. You'll also want to make sure that you use a level when hanging your panels so that they are straight and even. If you're not comfortable installing the drywall yourself, you can always hire a professional contractor to do the job for you.

It depends on who is doing the installation. If you are handy and have installed drywall before, then it is fairly easy to do. If you are not handy and have never installed drywall before, it may be a little more difficult.Basically, you will need to measure and cut the drywall to fit the area that you are installing it in, then score and snap the drywall to make sure that it breaks evenly. Next, use a utility knife to cut out any holes for electrical outlets or lights, then use a tape measure and level to mark where the studs are in the wall so that you can put up the drywall screws. Finally, attach the drywall using the screws and a drill.