Dry Wall Repair

House Painting and Drywall Repair is home to a number of drywall repair experts who are going to be more than a match for any structural issues you’re experiencing with your drywall. Sheetrock is full of value and utility for property owners, but that doesn’t mean it can’t experience some repair issues across its lifetime. When this happens, you need to take decisive action to restore it normality. Reach out to our customer service agents and we’ll respond with all possible haste to get your property back in its optimal condition. Alternatively, if you’re still weighing things up, read on further and you’ll find plenty of information on this service provision.
 
Delivering Inspections
Before any physical action is taken to restore your drywall back to a fully functional state, we need to make sure we carefully evaluate the situation. First and foremost, it’s important to understand what’s caused the issue – particularly if it’s related to water damage. With a total understanding of what the underlying cause of the problem is, we’ll be better equipped to both handle the repair and eliminate the chance of something similar happening again in the future. The last thing you want is to have the drywall restored only to experience the same issue only a little while later on.
 
Possible Issues
There are a few typical situations that we’re used to dealing with at House Painting and Drywall Repair – and it’s likely that your repair issue falls into one of these categories. Water damage is an obvious concern, but drywall holes and cracks are also very common. These can be caused by heavy impacts like door handles slamming into walls, or if any items were thrown against the surface – they can even happen when people stumble and fall into the wall! Sometimes people install drywall anchors improperly, and that can cause a fairly large hole to form too.
 
Water Damage
We’re always pretty concerned when water damage takes place at a property, since this can be something of a death knell for drywall. This kind of material isn’t generally intended to take any real moisture (although you can get some grades of drywall that are resistant to moisture infiltration), and when it experiences it extensively, it can upset the structural integrity of the wall. Naturally, mold and mildew are obvious concerns with any presence of moisture as well. Whether you’ve experienced a burst pipe or a leaky roof, you’ll need to make sure you take careful action to protect the drywall in your home’s interior.
 
Providing Fixes and Repairs
At our company, we’re accomplished at restoring drywall back to full health – regardless of the issue. We’re more than happy to patch drywall which has holes or cracks, and we’ll try to suck the moisture out of any drywall that has suffered from water damage. Of course, where a patch or dehumidification process isn’t going to be adequate, we’ll replace the affected drywall panel with a fresh installation – and you’ll get a seamless surface that looks like it’s brand new.