Patches on the textured walls and ceilings of your Palos Heights home get the texture matched before paint, so the repair does not stand out.
A patch on a textured surface is two jobs: the repair itself and the finish over it. We cut damaged drywall back to sound board, fit a patch, tape it and coat it three times, sanding between coats. Then we rebuild the texture to match what is on the rest of the wall or ceiling, prime it and paint. Everything is laid out in a written estimate before we start.
We cover Palos Heights by Route 83, Harlem Avenue, Ridgeland Avenue and 127th Street, out past Lake Katherine. It is a Cook County city next to Palos Park and Orland Park. If your walls or ceilings have orange peel, knockdown or a swirl texture, a smooth patch in the middle of it shows from across the room. We try the texture on a piece of scrap first and adjust the mix and the tool until it looks right, then do the patch.
We spray or hand-apply the texture to the patch and knock it down to match the surrounding wall.
Hand finishes get rebuilt by hand, following the pattern of the surface around them.
On smooth walls, the patch gets three coats feathered wide and sanded flat.
Ceiling holes and stains get new board or a sealer, then texture and ceiling paint to match.
We reset popped screws and re-tape split seams before the finish goes back on.
Every patch is primed first, then painted to match, or the full wall is painted when a spot would show.
The estimate visit is free, and we note the texture on each wall or ceiling in the written scope along with each repair. If something unexpected is behind the board, we price it in writing and wait for your approval. The schedule includes drying time for the compound and for the texture before paint, and we give you those dates up front. When we finish, you walk the rooms with us and look at the repairs in normal light.
Send a close-up of your wall texture to (815) 585-1750 and we will tell you how we would match it.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
Email matt@onitcc.com