Drywall Repair in Miami

How this works

Drywall damage in Miami usually shows up in one of a few predictable ways: doorknob holes from a door with no stop, cracks over doorways and window corners from normal settling, water stains from an old AC drip or a slow roof leak (which we'll flag if we see it — that's a job for a different trade first), and the dents and dings that come standard with move-out.

Small holes and dings get filled, sanded, and blended into the surrounding texture — the goal is that once it's painted, you can't tell where the patch is. Larger holes (anything bigger than a fist) usually need a proper patch: a cut piece of drywall, tape, and multiple coats of joint compound with sanding between each, which is why bigger repairs take a return visit instead of one pass.

We match texture, not just fill the hole — a smooth patch on a wall with orange-peel or knockdown texture is the kind of thing that's invisible from three feet and obvious from across the room. If the wall needs paint after the patch, we can handle both in the same visit.