Drywall Repair Services

Drywall Repairs We Handle

Holes & Punctures

The most common repair we see. Doorknob punches through the wall. A bracket pulled from the drywall. An accidental elbow during a move. We patch holes of all sizes — from nail holes to fist-sized gaps — using the right technique for each size so the repair holds long-term.

Nail Pops & Screw Pops

As homes settle over time, drywall screws can push through the surface and create small bumps or craters in your walls. This is extremely common in Oklahoma homes due to our expansive clay soil and shifting foundations. We re-seat the fastener, apply compound, and smooth it flush.

Settlement Cracks

Oklahoma’s clay soil causes foundations to move seasonally — expanding when wet, contracting when dry. The result is hairline cracks, especially above door frames and in corners. We fill, tape, and finish these properly so they don’t just reappear in a few months.

Water Damage Repair

A fixed leak leaves behind stained, soft, or bubbling drywall that looks terrible even after the water is gone. We cut out the damaged section, replace it with new drywall, apply stain-blocking primer, and finish with texture and paint to match. Note: we always confirm the leak source is fully resolved before starting — patching over active moisture is never the right call.

Texture Matching

This is where most DIY repairs fail. Oklahoma homes have a wide variety of wall textures — orange peel, knockdown, skip trowel, and smooth — and matching the existing texture is an art. We have the tools and experience to blend patches seamlessly into the surrounding wall so the repair disappears once painted.

Corner Bead Repair

Drywall corners take a beating from furniture, doorways, and everyday traffic. Dented or cracked corner bead looks sloppy and only gets worse over time. We replace or repair damaged corner bead and refinish it cleanly.

Large Section Replacement

Sometimes a patch isn’t enough — the damage is too extensive or the drywall is too deteriorated. We cut out and replace full sections of drywall, properly taping, mudding, and finishing the seams so they’re invisible.

The Right Repair for the Right Damage

Not all drywall repairs are the same, and the technique matters as much as the materials. Here’s how we approach different sizes:

Small holes (under 1 inch) — Lightweight spackle or joint compound, sanded smooth. Quick and clean.

Medium holes (1–6 inches) — California patch method using drywall compound and mesh or paper tape. No backing board needed.

Large holes (6 inches and up) — Cut to stud or use a backing board for a solid foundation, then full drywall patch with tape and multiple coats of compound.

Cracks — Fiber mesh tape embedded in joint compound, feathered wide to prevent recracking.

We always use the correct approach for the damage at hand — not the fastest shortcut.