Small holes and localized wall damage can remain highly visible even when the rest of the wall is in good condition. Common examples include damage from removed TVs, shelves, anchors, door handles, furniture, previous repairs, or access openings.
We review the size and condition of each damaged area and select an appropriate repair method. Depending on the damage, the work may involve filling smaller holes or installing and reinforcing a drywall patch for larger openings.
The repaired area is built up and feathered with joint compound, then sanded after drying to create a smoother transition. Priming, texture work, or painting can be included when requested.
What’s included
- Hole and damage assessment
- Appropriate patching or filling
- Joint compound and surface blending
- Sanding and preparation for finishing