Access holes, removed fixtures, and wall scars across North Dallas patched flush and textured to match.
A lot of patching work in North Dallas is the aftermath of good decisions: a plumber opened the wall to fix a supply line, an electrician cut access to fish new wiring through a 1970s wall, an old intercom or wet bar came out in a remodel. The trades did their job. Now there is a hole with their name on it, and it needs to become wall again.
Patching is where corner-cutting shows the most, because a patch sits in the middle of a finished wall with light moving across it every day. We back every patch properly, float it wide, and match the texture — whether that is the heavy comb of an older ceiling line or the light orange peel of a newer remodel.
We patch to paint-ready. What we leave behind is a wall that needs a roller, not a second repair.
Photos of each opening — plumber access, removed fixture, old damage. We price the visit, not the mystery.
Every patch gets solid backing and a wide float. No proud patches, no telegraphing edges.
The finish gets matched to what surrounds it, so after paint the wall has no story to tell.
We are based in Plano, minutes up the Dallas North Tollway, and North Dallas sits inside our deliberately tight service area. Text a photo for a free virtual estimate, or call and describe the damage.
Our pricing starts at $300 for any job, however small. Beyond that it depends on the size of the damage, the texture that has to be matched, and how many coats the finish needs. Text a photo to (972) 469-5046 for a free virtual estimate and we will give you a real number, not a placeholder range.
Virtual estimates are free — text or email 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. For most repairs a clear photo is all we need.
Yes. North Dallas is inside our tight service area — we are based in Plano, minutes up the tollway. Call (972) 469-5046 to get on the schedule.
That is the most common patch we do. Trades cut access because they have to; closing it invisibly is our side of the trade. Text a photo of the opening and we will give you a number.
Yes — removed medicine cabinets, intercoms, wall units, and shelving anchors all leave scars we close up routinely. If the removal left a large opening, we cut in new board rather than over-mudding a bad patch.
