One trade, done properly, across the North Dallas metro.
Most companies that will patch your drywall also frame, paint, remodel kitchens, and hang gutters. Drywall ends up being the thing they do between the jobs they actually care about — and it shows in the finish.
We only repair drywall. Ceilings, holes, cracks, water damage, patching, popcorn removal, texture matching, and sheetrock replacement. That is the entire list.
The hard part of drywall repair is not technique. Anyone can learn to run a knife. The hard part is judgment: knowing whether that hole wants backing or a cut-in piece, whether that stain wants primer or a cut-out, whether that crack is ordinary seasonal movement or something a foundation company should look at first.
That judgment only comes from doing nothing else. It is also why we are comfortable telling you when the cheaper answer is the right one. If your board is sound under a dry stain, you need paint, not us. If someone quoted you a full sheet replacement for one doorknob punch, get a second opinion. We would rather be trusted than booked.
We do not paint. We do not remodel. We do not do foundation work, plumbing, roofing, or mold remediation. When your repair needs one of those first, we will tell you and we will not start until it is handled — because hanging new board into a live leak means you pay for the same repair twice.
We are based in Plano and cover the North Dallas metro: Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Addison, Carrollton, Richardson, Farmers Branch, Allen, The Colony, and Coppell. Keeping the area tight is deliberate. A drywall company that claims the whole metroplex is a company that will be late to your house.
A drywall company that claims the whole metroplex is telling you something it does not mean to: that it will be late to your house. Drive time is real, and it comes out of somebody’s schedule. Usually it comes out of yours.
So we say no to work outside the North Dallas metro. Not because the work is bad, but because taking it means breaking a promise to somebody inside it.
Almost every bad repair we get called to fix has one of these signatures, and knowing them will help you judge anyone’s work, ours included.
The compound stopped too soon. A patch sits proud of the wall by definition — you cannot fill a hole with less material than it holds. The transition has to be feathered over enough distance that light cannot find it. Stop at four inches and you have built a plateau with an edge, and that edge throws a shadow in raking light forever.
The crack was filled instead of taped. A crack is a moving joint. Compound is brittle. Brittle material in a moving joint splits along the identical line, which is why the DIY fill looks perfect for four months.
The texture was not matched. Your eye finds a texture mismatch faster than a bad float. A structurally perfect patch with the wrong stipple is still a visible repair.
Our pricing starts at $300 for any job, however small. That is the honest floor, and the reason is that a repair is never just the patch — it is the drive, the floor protection, the cut, the backing, and two or three coats of compound that each have to dry before the next.
Virtual estimates are free. Text a photo and we will come back with a real number, no charge and no obligation. In-person estimates are $100, credited back against your job when you book with us. We charge for the visit because it is a drive and an hour of a tradesman's day — companies advertising free ones are building that cost into everyone's price, so the people who book pay for the people who do not. We would rather keep the number honest for the customers who hire us.
You call and describe the damage. Most of the time a texted photo settles the scope in a minute, and we can give you a real number before anyone drives out — that is the free virtual estimate and it is genuinely all most repairs need.
We tell you what it needs. That includes the times the honest answer is cheaper than you expected, or is not us at all: a dry stain on sound board is a paint job, and a live leak needs a plumber first. We would rather say so than take the work.
Then the room gets protected. Floors covered, doorways closed off, anything staying in the room covered, and the HVAC dealt with in the work area — because joint compound sands into something that behaves more like smoke than sawdust, and a running system will happily distribute it through the whole house.
The repair gets cut back to sound material, backed properly, and floated wide in thin coats with each one dry before the next. Then the texture gets matched to your wall rather than to a standard. Then we clean up and the room is usable when we go.
Worth explaining, because it is the thing people least expect from a small repair.
Drywall work is gated by drying time, not by labor. Compound has to dry through before the next coat goes on — recoat it wet and it shrinks and cracks later, which is exactly the failure we get called to fix. A repair needing three coats has two unavoidable waits in it, and in a humid stretch those waits get longer.
Which is why a doorknob hole that takes twenty minutes to fill can take two visits to finish properly. It is not padding. It is the difference between a repair that disappears and one you can find in a year.
It is also why multiple repairs in one visit cost barely more than one: the coats all dry in parallel. If you have a list, give us the whole list.
A straight answer on scope. A price before the work starts. Floors and furniture protected, because joint compound dust behaves more like smoke than sawdust and finds rooms you thought were sealed. Texture matched to what is actually on your wall. A clean, usable room when we leave.
Call (972) 469-5046 and describe what you are looking at.
Drywall repair looks simple until the patch shows through the paint. Here is what we do differently.
We are not a general remodeler that also patches walls. Drywall repair is the entire business, so the crew that shows up has done your exact repair many times over.
A patch that is flat but wrong-textured is still a visible repair. We match orange peel, knockdown, and hand textures so the wall reads as one surface.
Drywall work makes dust. We mask off, protect floors and furniture, and leave the room usable when we go.
Some damage needs a patch. Some needs a sheet replaced. We tell you which one you actually have before any work starts.
Drywall repair across Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Addison, Carrollton, Richardson, Farmers Branch and the surrounding cities.
