Drywall Repair

Holes, cracks, nail pops, lifted tape and leak-damaged ceilings patched, textured to match and painted so the repair disappears.

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A good drywall repair is one you cannot find afterward. That takes cutting back to sound board, a proper patch, coats feathered wide, the texture matched and paint that blends. A patch that skips any of those shows every time the light hits it.

What we repair

Holes from doorknobs, moving damage and removed anchors
Cracks at corners, doorways and seams
Nail and screw pops
Water-stained or sagging ceilings after a leak is fixed
Dented corner bead and tape that has lifted

How a repair is done

Cut back to solid board and set a new piece or a backed patch
Tape and three coats of compound, feathered wide and sanded
Texture matched on textured walls and ceilings
Primed, then painted to match, or the whole wall painted when a patch would show

Water damage

We seal water stains with a stain-blocking primer only after the source of the leak is fixed. Painting over an active leak just hides it until it comes back through.

Get a written estimate

Tell us about the job and we will set a time to look at it.

FAQ

Questions about drywall repair

Will I be able to see the patch?

Not when it is done right: feathered wide, texture matched and painted to blend. If a patch would show on an old paint job, we paint the whole wall.

Can you fix a ceiling after a leak?

Yes, once the leak itself is fixed. We cut out damaged board, patch, seal the stain and paint.

How many visits does a repair take?

Usually two or three, because compound needs to dry between coats.

Get a written estimate for drywall repair

Tell us what needs doing. We will set up a time to come look at it, and you will have a written scope and price before anyone picks up a tool.

Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com

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