It depends on the extent of the damage to the drywall. Individual holes are quite easy for us to repair, however if the drywall appears to be torn apart and has many holes and cracks that span a wider area, then drywall replacement is the better option for a seamless repair job. We will assess the damage before recommending one option or the other. Contact us today to assess your damaged drywall and receive a quote on repairs.

It is always best to prime the repaired area before painting. That way, the paint that will cover the repaired drywall will properly adhere to the wall and provide a clean and uniform finish. If you want to ensure painting is done properly after drywall repair, then trust the professionals at Walls Painting to get the job done.

Paint can fill shallow hairline cracks in drywall, however it is still possible for imperfections to appear. Deeper hairline cracks should have a filler applied before priming and painting. Our team of drywall and painting experts know exactly how to repair all types of hairline cracks in drywall, so these things are best left to the professionals to ensure a flawless drywall repair and paint job.

Drywall cracks can occur in both new and older buildings. In older buildings, drywall begins to settle as it ages which can cause cracking over time. Cracks can also form when seasons shift because of changing temperatures and humidity levels. Most commonly, drywall cracks form due to faulty construction. That’s why it’s important to trust an experienced drywall professional to repair any cracks so it can be done right and prevent cracks from returning.

We ask that you clear the area around the damaged drywall of any furniture and wall hangings before we arrive. If possible, colour match the paint on the walls so we know exactly which colour paint to use once the drywall is repaired. Don’t worry if it’s not perfectly matched since we’ll double check to make sure it’s a perfect match before painting.