We handle small hole patches, cracks, joint repair, ceiling touch-ups, water damage repair, and post-trade cut-outs (from plumbers, electricians, etc.). We also rework poorly done repairs from previous jobs.

If a repair turns out to be more extensive—such as multiple rooms, large sections of missing drywall, or widespread damage—we can absolutely take it on. At that point, it shifts from a simple repair into a full drywall installation project, and we’ll walk you through what that involves during the estimate.

Yes—whenever possible, we match the existing texture (orange peel, knockdown, smooth, etc.) so the repair blends into the surrounding wall or ceiling. If you're planning to repaint the area, we’ll leave it prepped and ready for your painter.

That said, it’s important to know that when performing texture repairs or applying new texture next to existing finishes, achieving an exact match can be challenging. Factors like age, wear, environmental conditions, and the original application technique can affect how textures blend. While we always strive for the closest possible match and a seamless finish, we cannot guarantee a 100% identical result—and we believe in setting clear expectations upfront.

Yes—upon request, we can paint the repaired area after patching and finishing. This is especially helpful for smaller spots or when you're not working with a separate painter. Just let us know if you'd like that included in your estimate.

Most small repairs can be completed in 1-2 days, but if multiple coats of mud are needed or drying time is extended due to humidity, we may return the next day to finish. We’ll give you a clear time frame during your estimate.

We ask that the customer remove small items and clear the immediate work area. Our team will protect nearby surfaces and clean up thoroughly after the job is complete.