Drywall Patch Work & Repair

Doorknob holes, cracked corners, a ceiling stain from a supply line that let go, nail pops along a seam after the house settled through its first winter — all of it is fixable, and none of it needs to look fixed.

The difference between a patch and a good patch is the blend. Anyone can fill a hole; making the repair vanish means feathering the compound well past the damage and matching the surrounding texture closely enough that a coat of paint hides the whole thing. Small jobs are welcome — we would rather do a half-day repair well than tell you to call someone else.

What the job includes

• Holes from doorknobs, furniture, and TV mounts
• Settling cracks, corner bead damage, and nail pops
• Water-damaged board and ceiling stains cut out and replaced
• Feathered compound so the patch has no visible edge
• Texture matched to the existing wall or ceiling
• Small jobs welcome — no minimum project size