We assess the full scope of the damage, confirm paint and finish details with you, and plan out the work before we start.
The exposed framing and surrounding area — already cleared by the mitigation team — is checked and prepped for new drywall installation.
New drywall is cut, fitted, and secured across the full open area, whether that's a single wall or an entire ceiling.
Seams are taped, coated, and sanded, then texture is matched to blend with the surrounding wall or ceiling.
Primer evens out the surface so old and new drywall absorb paint the same way — without it, the repaired section can flash through in a different sheen once painted.
Checked under the room's real lighting, then finished with the final coat to match the rest of the room.
Most projects can be estimated from photos. When needed, we'll schedule an on-site walkthrough to confirm the scope.
You'll receive a realistic estimate with no hidden fees or surprise charges. If a site visit is needed, we'll schedule one before providing the final quote.
Once approved, we'll schedule your project and complete the drywall installation and finishing with the same crew—from the first sheet to the final walkthrough.