OUR SERVICES
EXPERT DRYWALL REPAIR
SMOOTH WALLS. SEAMLESSLY REPAIRED.
PROFESSIONAL DRYWALL REPAIR
- Walls & Celings
- Expert Repairs
- Seamless Results
Drywall Holes
From doorknob damage and accidental impacts to large openings, drywall holes can often be repaired without replacing the entire wall.
Drywall Cracks & Nail Pops
Normal settling, temperature changes, and movement in building materials can cause cracks and nail pops to appear over time.
Ceiling Damage
Ceiling cracks, holes, water damage, access openings, and damaged drywall require specialized overhead repair and finishing.
Texture Damage
A repaired wall or ceiling may still stand out if its texture doesn’t match. Professional texture matching helps new repairs blend with the surrounding surface.
Plaster Damage
Older plaster walls and ceilings can develop cracks, holes, loose areas, and other damage that require different repair techniques than modern drywall.
Dings & Dents
Furniture, everyday activities, wall anchors, and minor impacts can leave small dents, holes, and imperfections behind.
Professional Drywall Repair for Walls & Ceilings
A doorknob hits the wall. Your house settles and a crack appears. A plumber cuts an access hole. A roof leak damages the ceiling.
Drywall damage happens. PatchMaster specializes in making it disappear.
We provide professional drywall repair for small and large holes, cracks, nail pops, damaged drywall, access openings, and other wall and ceiling damage.
With more than 200 locations across North America, free estimates, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee, PatchMaster makes restoring damaged walls and ceilings simple.
What Does PatchMaster Repair?
Different types of walls and ceiling damage require different repair methods.
PatchMaster specializes in identifying the damage, determining the appropriate repair, and restoring the surface for a smooth, finished appearance.
FAQS
Drywall repair costs depend on the size and location of the damage, type of repair, wall or ceiling texture, accessibility, and whether painting is needed. A professional estimate is the best way to determine the cost of a specific repair.
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Drywall Repair After Plumbing, Electrical & HVAC Work
Sometimes fixing what’s behind the wall means cutting through the wall first.
Plumbers, electricians, HVAC technicians, cable installers, and other contractors often create access openings to reach pipes, wiring, ductwork, or mechanical systems.
Once their work is finished, PatchMaster can repair the opening and restore the wall or ceiling.
Depending on the project, this can include:
- Installing replacement drywall
- Taping and finishing
- Applying joint compound
- Sanding
- Matching texture
- Priming
- Painting
They fix what’s behind your wall. We fix the wall.
Water-Damaged Drywall Repair
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Leaks from plumbing, roofs, appliances, or other sources can leave drywall stained, soft, bubbling, sagging, or damaged.
Before drywall repair begins, the source of the water should be identified and corrected.
Once the area is dry and safe to repair, the damaged material can be evaluated to determine whether it can be repaired or should be replaced.
If the damage is on a ceiling, learn more about our Ceiling Repair Services
OUR PROJECTS
DRYWALL REPAIR GALLERY
Repair or Replace Drywall?
Not every damaged wall needs new drywall.
Drywall can often be repaired when:
- Damage is localized
- The surrounding drywall is solid
- Holes or cracks affect a limited area
- An access opening was intentionally created
- Previous water damage has been corrected
Partial replacement may be necessary when:
- Drywall is severely damaged
- Material has become soft or deteriorated
- Significant water exposure has compromised the drywall
- Damaged material must be removed
- The drywall no longer provides a sound surface for repair
A professional evaluation can help determine the appropriate approach.
Why Hire a Drywall Repair Professional?
Patching a hole isn’t necessarily the difficult part.
Making the repair disappear is.
The Right Repair
A nail pop, large hole, ceiling crack, water-damaged area, and plumbing opening shouldn’t all be repaired the same way.
Smooth Finishing
Proper taping, joint compound, sanding, and finishing help minimize visible seams, ridges, and bumps.
Texture Matching
Matching the surrounding surface can be one of the most challenging parts of drywall repair.
Less Mess
Professional preparation and cleanup help contain drywall dust and debris.
Ready for Paint
A properly repaired surface creates the foundation for a smooth, professional paint finish.
Why Choose PatchMaster?
Drywall repair isn’t an add-on service for us. It’s our specialty.
PatchMaster focuses on wall and ceiling repairs that many larger remodeling contractors don’t specialize in.
Homeowners choose PatchMaster for:
- Specialized drywall repair expertise
- Small and large repairs
- Wall and ceiling repair
- Drywall finishing
- Texture matching
- Professional surface preparation
- Interior painting options
- Free estimates
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
From one damaged area to repairs throughout your home, our goal is to restore the surface so the damage becomes a thing of the past.
How Much Does Drywall Repair Cost?
There isn’t one price for drywall repair because every project is different.
Cost can depend on:
- Size and number of repairs
- Type of damage
- Wall versus ceiling repair
- Accessibility and ceiling height
- Amount of drywall requiring replacement
- Finishing and texture requirements
- Priming and painting
PatchMaster provides free estimates so you can understand the recommended repair and cost before work begins.
Frequently Asked Questions About Drywall Repair
Can you repair a large hole in drywall?
Yes. Large drywall holes can often be repaired without replacing the entire wall. The damaged section may be replaced with new drywall before being taped, finished, sanded, textured, primed, and painted.
How long does drywall repair take?
Many common drywall repairs can be completed quickly. Timing depends on the size and number of repairs, drying requirements, finishing, texture matching, and whether painting is included.
What causes drywall cracks and nail pops?
Normal settling, humidity and temperature changes, movement in framing materials, and installation issues can cause drywall cracks and nail pops. Large, widening, or recurring cracks may require further evaluation.
Can you repair drywall after a plumber or electrician cuts the wall?
Yes. PatchMaster frequently repairs wall and ceiling openings created by plumbers, electricians, HVAC technicians, and other contractors after their work is complete.
Can you repair damaged drywall ceilings?
Yes. PatchMaster repairs ceiling holes, cracks, access openings, water-damaged areas, nail pops, and other ceiling drywall damage.
Can you match existing drywall texture?
Many existing wall and ceiling textures can be closely matched, including orange peel, knockdown, smooth finishes, popcorn ceilings, and hand-applied textures.
Does PatchMaster repair small dents and wall damage?
Yes. Small dents, holes, anchor damage, and everyday wall imperfections are common repair projects.
Should drywall be repaired before painting?
Yes. Holes, cracks, nail pops, seams, and uneven previous repairs should be properly repaired and finished before painting for the best appearance.
Does PatchMaster paint after drywall repair?
Yes. Many PatchMaster locations offer interior painting, allowing homeowners to take a project from damaged drywall through the final painted finish.
Do you provide free drywall repair estimates?
Yes. PatchMaster provides free estimates so homeowners can understand the recommended repair, scope, and cost before work begins.
Get a Free Drywall Repair Estimate
Small hole. Large hole. Ceiling damage. Cracks. Water damage. Contractor access opening.
Can water-damaged drywall be repaired?
Often, yes. However, the source of the water must be corrected first. Severely deteriorated or otherwise compromised material may need to be removed and replaced.
Contact PatchMaster today for a free drywall repair estimate.