Drywall Patching
From nail holes to full punch-throughs — patched so clean you won't know it happened.
Patches That Disappear
A proper drywall patch isn't just filling the hole — it's matching the texture, feathering the mud, and leaving a surface that takes paint without telegraphing the repair.
John patches drywall the right way: proper backing on larger holes, lightweight compound built up in correct coats, and texture matched to what's already on the wall. When it's done, you won't find the patch.
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After
Every Type of Drywall Damage
Anchor & Nail Holes
Small holes from picture hangers, TV mounts, curtain rods, and wall anchors — filled flush and smooth.
Door Punch-Throughs
Door handle impacts leave clean holes. Patched with proper backing and finished to match texture.
Water Damage
After the leak is fixed, the damaged drywall gets cut out, replaced, and finished correctly.
Texture Matching
Orange peel, knockdown, smooth, popcorn — matched to existing wall texture so repairs aren't visible.
Large Repairs
Significant holes need proper backing installed. John handles the carpentry and the finish work.
Pre-Paint Prep
Patching before repainting a room — every ding, divot, and crack addressed before primer goes on.



