Drywall repair, texture, and paint touch-ups
Repair a damaged wall or ceiling, blend the texture, and decide how much painting is needed. Patching and a finished painted surface are different scopes.
Drywall and painting
Drywall patching
Send a photo of the hole with a tape measure beside it, plus a wider view of the wall. We quote the patch size and the finish you want: patching only, texture, or texture and paint.
Drywall repair
Cracked seams, damaged wall sections, and repeated patches need more context than a close-up of one hole. Include photos of the surrounding wall or ceiling and describe what caused the damage.
Interior painting touch-ups
Touch up scuffed surfaces or paint a repaired section of wall. Send a photo of the area and the paint label if you still have the original can.
Trim painting
Refresh worn baseboards, door casings, or other interior trim. Photos should show both the finish and any gaps, chips, or damaged wood that need repair.
Wall texture repair
A smooth patch can stand out on a textured wall. Send a close-up of the existing pattern and a wider photo showing how much surface needs attention.
Choose the finish you need
Send measurements, a wider room photo, and a close-up of the texture. Include the paint label if you have it. Active leaks and mold remediation need to be addressed before a cosmetic drywall or paint repair.
What needs fixing?
Send your repair list, photos, and city or ZIP code. Include product links for any fixtures or parts you already have.