Drywall Repair Services
CertaPro Painters of NW Metro Minneapolis
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Professional Drywall Repair Services in NW Minneapolis
CertaPro Painters® of Minneapolis has the skill and experience you need to provide a flawless drywall repair service. Drywall is a common interior building material for its ease of installation and visual appeal. It’s sturdy and fire-resistant, making it a perfect interior surface for most homes. However, drywall is not immune to damage from simple wear and tear. And when you need drywall repairs done in your area, the CertaPro Team is here to help.
Once we patch, repair, or replace your drywall, our painting contractors can add a fresh coat of paint to complete the look. If your home is in need of a drywall repair or painting services, Fill out our online form to request a free estimate.
Drywall Repair Fundamentals in Minneapolis, MN
Drywall repairs are an extremely common request we hear among customers. When your drywall isn’t properly taken care of, not only is it not visually pleasing but it also can lead to structural damage. We make drywall repair as easy and efficient as possible. If you are also interested in painting the walls after the drywall is repaired, check out our interior and exterior painting services.
A lot of home owners may try to patch the hole themselves but we highly advise calling professionals to do it instead. It can be more complex than it seems and you don’t want to end up with a bigger mess than when it started. However, if you still decide to go ahead with a DIY drywall repair, keep these things in mind:
Be cautious of cords: If you need to cut into the wall to repair, first confirm that there are no plumbing or electrical lines behind the wall. You can do this by cutting a small surface hole (only an inch) and shinning a through so you are able to see. Once you know it is safe, you can cut deeper into the wall.
Less is more: Applying a thing coat will make the area much easier to sand.
Don’t rush through sanding: You may be tempted to quickly sand the area but it will be noticeable and you will have to go back and fix it anyway. Once you are ready to sand, use fine-grit sandpaper. Sand, apply another layer of mud, wait for it to dry and then re-sand.
Protect yourself: The particles that are released from the drywall are damaging to the lungs when inhaled. Make sure you are wearing a mask.