What is considered drywall repair?

Drywall repair includes fixing holes, dents, cracks, water damage, loose tape, uneven seams, and damaged corners on walls or ceilings.

What causes drywall damage?

Damage is often caused by moving furniture, impact, doorknobs, kids, pets, moisture leaks, and normal settling.

Yes. Small and medium holes can be repaired with mesh patches, backing boards, or cut-in patches without replacing an entire piece of drywall.

Professionals remove loose material, embed tape, apply multiple coats of joint compound, sand smooth, prime, and repaint.

Typical repairs take one to two days due to drying times between coats, though larger or water-damaged areas may take longer.

When feathered, sanded, primed, and blended correctly, drywall repairs should be invisible after painting.

Yes. Many contractors repair both drywall and plaster, including cracks, holes, and full skim coating.

Small patches may be touched up, but for a perfect color match, repainting the entire wall or section is usually recommended.

Costs depend on the size and complexity of the repair. Small holes often fall under a contractor’s minimum service charge.

Yes, but the leak must be repaired first. Water-damaged sections may need to be cut out, dried, and replaced before finishing.

DRYWALL REPAIR

10/30/20251 min read

Plaster adds character and it cracks over time. Here’s how we repair without losing

the original look.

Address movement and substrate issues. Then, reinforce wider cracks with

tape or mesh, and bond with compatible compounds.

We apply thin coats to restore the plane and texture. For wallpaper damage,

We first seal the torn paper with specialty primer, then skim smooth.

See our plaster-repair Plaster & Skim Coating service,

and finish it right with painting for a seamless

match.