Drywall & Home Repairs
Drywall installation, patching, plaster and ceiling repairs
Nail pops, settling cracks over the doorways, the hole behind the door handle, a ceiling that came down after a roof leak was fixed — all of it has to be right before paint, because a finish coat magnifies a bad patch instead of hiding it. Older shore houses bring plaster into it too, which is a different repair from drywall and gets treated as one. And if it is the repair list you have been putting off rather than one job, send the whole list: ten small things in one visit costs far less than the same ten across three.
Our Process
Find the Cause
If it is water damage we make sure the source is fixed first — patching over an active leak wastes your money.
Cut & Patch
Damaged board is cut back to solid framing and new material is fitted rather than filled over.
Tape & Float
Seams are taped and floated over several passes, then sanded flat — the step that decides whether the patch shows.
Match & Prime
The existing texture is matched and the repair is primed so it takes paint the same as the wall around it.