Drywall Repair Services

Professional Drywall Repair

In addition to painting, the house painting experts at CertaPro Painters^® are professionally trained to replace or repair your drywall. Then they refinish the surface with any paint. Typical repairs include small punch-through holes to hanging new drywall panels, cutting, attaching, and applying a final skim coating and sanding, CertaPro Painters is your one-stop shop for all your drywall repair needs.

With CertaPro Painters^® you get a professional reputation created by delivering an extraordinary customer service experience. Before the paint of your choice is applied to the walls and before the surface preparation is complete, CertaPro Painters^® can assist you with your home’s drywall repair needs to bring you the best possible finished project.

Common Drywall Problems

Damage to drywall is common and can make the finished painting look bad if it’s not repaired. It is a meticulous repair that requires time and attention to detail. Learn more about the common drywall repairs we perform. If not properly taken care of, it can result in an uneven and unappealing appearance or, worse, structural damage to your walls. Our CertaPro Painters^® house painting experts have years of experience in drywall repair, making it easy for them to deliver impeccable results quickly and efficiently.

There are many factors that can damage drywall, leaving behind holes, cracks, dents and damp patches of all sizes. Some of the most common types of damaged drywall include:

Popping Nail

Furniture Scuffs

Dented Corner Bead

Holes

Removal Damage

Water Damage

Benefits of Repairing Drywall

For many homeowners, repairs to drywall are mostly cosmetic. Damaged drywall tends to be extremely noticeable and ruins the overall appearance of a wall. While some would prefer to simply cover the damage with a wall hanging or piece of furniture, there are other important benefits to taking the time to repair it instead.

For one, certain forms of damage like cracks and damp patches can lead to structural issues that can affect the integrity of your home. However, even smaller holes and dents will have to be repaired someday if you ever intend to sell your house or move your furniture. Leaving the repair for later is almost guaranteed to increase the damage over time, meaning you may end up paying more down the line.