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When you are in need of a drywall repair, one of the first thoughts that will cross your mind is the cost. The only way to get pricing for your specific repair is to have a professional drywall contractor come to your home to see the damage. They should provide you with a written estimate … Continued

When you own your own home, it’s a good idea to be handy enough to make repairs around the house. This can range from minor projects like replacing a torn screen to something more involved, and requiring a lot more skill, such as repairing a hole or gouge in your drywall. Of course, with every … Continued

Like most types of home repair, some tasks are easy enough to handle yourself while others should be done by experienced professionals. Drywall repair is no exception. When you have drywall damage that is more severe than a nail hole or minor nick, and you want it to look right after the repair is complete, … Continued

With energy costs constantly on the rise, not to mention environmental concerns and the desire to reduce your carbon footprint, energy efficiency has grown more and more important. In your home, discussions about reducing energy consumption tend to focus on insulation, windows, HVAC systems, and appliances. However, it’s important to remember the condition of your … Continued

Some homeowners feel they can handle small repairs to their drywall – such as filling in nail holes after you move a picture or tiny nicks in the surface – with spackle and a little touch-up paint. For more serious damage, such as a large hole that punches through the drywall, the damaged section needs … Continued

One of the most common repairs almost every homeowner faces is fixing drywall damage. There are only so many times that you can hide a problem with a framed picture, a mirror, or piece of furniture. If you’ve never dealt with this type of repair, you may not know what to look for. These are … Continued

Step into practically any home or business and most likely you’ll be surrounded by drywall in every direction. Builders have been using drywall, also known as sheetrock, for nearly a hundred years. Still, accidents, moisture, and general wear and tear can easily damage your drywall, causing unsightly areas and even more extensive structural problems. And … Continued

Every homeowner has been there at some point or another. You’re moving a piece of furniture with a sharp corner and you gouge a hole in the drywall. Or, there is damage from a leak inside the wall. Fixing damaged drywall, especially when the damage seems minor, is a chore that many homeowners occasionally have … Continued