you might save on remodeling by preparing a space as much as possible before the contractors arrive.
With the proper tools, removing a non-load bearing wall is a simple task, and loads of fun.
You should also wear work gloves and eye protection (unlike Josh in the above video from eHow).
Start by removing any trim or moulding using your flat bar and hammer.
Then the fun begins!
Using your hammer, break through the drywall and pull it off to reveal the studs.
Remove the vertical studs using your recip saw and pry up the floor studs with your flat bar.
Check out the video above to see the process in action.
Tool Tip Basics: Tearing Down a Wall| eHowatHomeChannel
