Drywall Repair & Patching
​in Denver

Most small repairs (nail holes, small cracks, doorknob holes) start at $150-$250. Medium repairs (larger holes, water damage patches) typically range from $250-$500. Large repairs or multiple rooms can be $500+. We provide free quotes so you know the exact cost before we start.

Small repairs can be completed in 2-4 hours, but the joint compound needs 24 hours to dry between coats. Most repairs require 2-3 days total (with drying time) to complete properly. We can work around your schedule and won't need to be present during drying times.

Yes! We're experts at texture matching. Whether you have orange peel, knockdown, skip trowel, smooth finish, or even popcorn ceilings, we can replicate it so your repair blends seamlessly. We bring texture samples on every job to ensure a perfect match.

We always prime the repair area, which prepares it for painting. We can also paint the repair to match your existing wall color for an additional fee. If you prefer to paint it yourself, we'll make sure the surface is perfectly smooth and primed.

For holes smaller than 6 inches, we typically use a patch (California patch or backing board method). For larger damage or extensive water damage, we may need to replace the entire drywall panel from stud to stud. We'll assess and recommend the best approach during our inspection.

We repair both! Many Denver homes have plaster and lath walls. While the technique is slightly different than drywall repair, we have extensive experience with plaster repairs, including matching historic textures and finishes.

Yes, but first we need to ensure the leak is fixed and the area is completely dry. Once dry, we remove damaged drywall, replace it, and use stain-blocking primer to prevent bleed-through. We'll also match popcorn or other ceiling textures.

When done correctly, a professional drywall repair should be invisible. We feather the edges, apply multiple coats, sand smooth, and match the texture. Once painted, you won't be able to tell where the damage was. That's our standard.