Drywall Repair Services

What We Offer

Common Repairs

We fix nail pops, screw holes, doorknob holes, settling cracks, tape seam failures, and corner bead damage. No repair is too small -- these details make the difference between an amateur and professional-looking paint job.

Nail pops are one of the most common drywall issues homeowners encounter. They occur when the framing lumber behind the drywall shrinks as it dries, pushing nails or screws slightly outward and creating small bumps or crescent-shaped cracks in the paint surface. Our repair technique involves driving a new drywall screw adjacent to the popped fastener to resecure the panel to the stud, then dimpling and covering both the old and new fastener points with multiple thin coats of joint compound. This approach addresses the root cause rather than simply spackling over the symptom, which would only result in the pop returning within months.

Doorknob holes are another frequent repair we handle. Whether caused by an aggressive door swing or an accidental bump, these holes range from small dents to full punctures through the drywall. Small holes up to about two inches are patched using self-adhesive mesh patches and joint compound. Larger holes require cutting out the damaged section, installing a backing support, fitting a new piece of drywall, and then taping, mudding, and finishing the seams to blend invisibly with the surrounding wall.

Water Damage Restoration

Water-damaged drywall can harbor mold and compromise structural integrity. We remove affected sections, ensure the area is dry and treated, install new drywall, and match your existing texture for an invisible repair.

When we encounter water-damaged drywall, our first priority is identifying and confirming that the source of water has been resolved. There is no point repairing drywall if a leaking pipe or roof issue is still introducing moisture. Once the source is addressed, we cut back the damaged drywall at least 12 inches beyond the visible water line to ensure we reach dry, uncompromised material. We inspect the wall cavity for mold growth and treat any affected framing with antimicrobial solution before closing the wall. If mold is found beyond a minor surface level, we recommend professional mold remediation before proceeding with drywall work.

Texture Matching

Matching existing wall textures is an art. Whether your walls have orange peel, knockdown, skip trowel, or smooth finish, our experienced technicians can replicate the pattern for seamless repairs.

Texture matching requires both skill and the right tools. Orange peel texture, the most common in modern construction, is applied with a hopper gun using specific air pressure, nozzle size, and material consistency settings that our technicians have fine-tuned through thousands of repair jobs. Knockdown texture adds an additional step where the sprayed texture is lightly flattened with a drywall knife at precisely the right moment during the drying process -- too early and it smears, too late and it will not flatten. Skip trowel is applied entirely by hand with a curved knife and requires genuine artisan skill to replicate the random, organic pattern. We always test our texture on a scrap piece of drywall before applying it to your wall, ensuring a perfect match before committing to the final surface.

Popcorn Ceiling Removal

Popcorn ceilings, also known as acoustic or stipple ceilings, were popular from the 1950s through the 1980s but are now widely considered outdated. Removing popcorn texture instantly modernizes a room and can increase your home's resale value. Our removal process involves misting the ceiling with water to soften the texture, carefully scraping it off with broad drywall knives, and then skim coating the ceiling to a smooth finish before priming and painting.

Important safety note: popcorn ceilings installed before 1980 may contain asbestos. We always recommend testing a sample before removal begins. If asbestos is present, the material must be removed by a licensed asbestos abatement contractor. We coordinate with trusted abatement partners and can manage the entire process for you, handling the finish work once the hazardous material has been safely removed.