Wall
Repairs
Our Process
We can help remove your old wallpaper and get the walls prepped and ready for their new look. Using professional-grade steamers and precision putty knives, we expertly and cleanly strip away old wallpaper. After the steamer works its magic, we meticulously hand scrub every inch to ensure the removal of any stubborn glue residue. This thorough process not only spares you from the sticky mess but also guarantees a professionally prepped surface. With our specialized approach, your new design will not only adhere flawlessly but also achieve a refined finish that truly elevates your space.
Before the service is finished we make sure all of your walls and floors are clean and garbage hauled off with us or in your trash receptacle.
Before the service is finished we make sure all of your walls and floors are clean and garbage hauled off with us or in your trash receptacle.
Our drywall patching and repair service specializes in fixing damaged drywall, whether it's small holes, cracks, or larger areas in need of restoration. Our experienced team ensures seamless repairs, blending the patched areas seamlessly with the surrounding surface, leaving your walls looking smooth and flawless.
When patching isn't sufficient, our drywall replacement service provides a comprehensive solution. From removing damaged sections to installing new drywall, we ensure a seamless finish, restoring the integrity and appearance of your walls effectively and efficiently.
Our texture removal service expertly removes textured finishes from walls or ceilings, restoring a smooth and modern look to your space. Using specialized techniques and tools, we efficiently eliminate various textures such as popcorn, stipple, or knockdown, preparing the surface for a fresh coat of paint or a new finish of your choice.
Priming after drywall repair is crucial for several reasons. Firstly, it seals the repaired areas, preventing the absorption of paint and ensuring an even finish. Additionally, primer enhances the adhesion of the paint to the surface, resulting in a more durable and long-lasting paint job. It also helps to unify the appearance of the wall, particularly if different areas have been patched with varying materials or textures.
Baseboard molding runs along the bottom of the wall where it meets the floor, providing both aesthetic appeal and protection. Quarter round molding is often used in conjunction with baseboard molding, providing a smooth transition between the baseboard and the floor, covering any gaps or imperfections.
Installed where the wall meets the ceiling, crown molding adds a decorative touch to a room, giving it a finished look and adding architectural interest. It comes in various profiles and sizes to match different styles of decor.
Typically installed horizontally on walls, usually at the height of a chair back or slightly higher, chair rail molding protects walls from damage caused by chair backs while adding a decorative element. It can also visually divide a wall, especially in rooms with high ceilings.
Covering the lower portion of a wall, usually up to chair rail height, beadboard or wainscoting adds texture and visual interest while protecting walls from damage.
All Services are 100% Insured
