Repairs
Drywall Repair
Holes and cracks patched, textured and sanded to blend in; moisture damage is repaired after the source is resolved.
A drywall patch only looks right when the texture around it disappears into the wall. Doorknob dings, anchor holes, settling cracks and post-leak repairs all come down to careful prep, the right compound, and patient texture matching before paint.
What’s included
- Nail pops, anchor holes and doorknob dents filled
- Larger holes cut back and patched with new board
- Settling and corner-bead cracks repaired
- Texture matched — knockdown, orange peel or smooth
- Sanded and primed, ready for touch-up paint
Signs it’s time
- Holes left behind from mounts, shelves or a move
- Cracks reappearing at corners or above doorways
- A previous patch that never blended in
- Soft or stained drywall after a resolved leak
Cosmetic and post-repair drywall work is handyman work. If moisture is still active, the source (plumbing, roof or flashing) is addressed first — and structural or large water-damaged areas may involve the right specialist.
Common questions
Can you match my wall texture?
In most homes, yes. Knockdown, orange peel and smooth finishes are all matchable with the right technique. A test area helps confirm the match before the whole patch is textured.
Do you paint after patching?
Patches are primed and left ready for paint. If you'd like the wall repainted or the color blended, add painting to the request and it can be scoped together.
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