Drywall patching
& painting.
From a door-handle hole to a wall full of old fixings, we repair the damage and plan the paint finish together.
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The repair is only part of the finish.
A good patch needs the right paint plan. We consider the surrounding colour and sheen so you know what to expect.
See the preparation and scope
A patch can be smooth and still stand out if the paint around it is faded or a different sheen. We look at the damaged area and the surrounding wall so the repair and repaint work together.
Send close-up photos and one wider view of the wall or ceiling. We will explain the repair, the preparation and how much of the surface should be repainted for a consistent result.
Holes & dents
Review local damage and identify the patching or section repair needed.
Seams & uneven areas
Assess visible joints, cracks and surface irregularities before preparing them for paint.
Primer & repainting
Define the priming and painted area needed to bring the repaired surface into the room's finish.
Explore a few possibilities.Explore three common situations
Illustrative examples to help you plan your project.
A door-handle hole, properly closed.
The starting point: A door has punched through the drywall near the entrance.
What we can do: We size the repair to the opening, rebuild the damaged area as needed and finish the patch before priming and painting the agreed wall area.
Old TV fixings to a clean wall.
The starting point: You have moved a television, shelving or artwork and the fixings are still visible.
What we can do: We fill or patch the openings, sand and prime the repairs, then repaint the agreed area. A full wall can avoid a collection of visible touch-ups.
Damaged ceiling to a finished surface.
The starting point: The leak has been repaired, but a dry stain or damaged section remains.
What we can do: We check the condition, agree on repair or replacement of the affected section and plan stain treatment and repainting. The source of moisture must be resolved first.
From first look to finished work.
A clear plan. A crew that takes care of the details. Tap a step to see more.
Share your plansSend photos or arrange a site visit.
Send a few photos of each damaged area and a wider view of the wall or ceiling, with the cause of the damage if known. Tell us the result you want, or schedule a site visit so we can review the project with you.
We review the condition, talk through your options and prepare a quote that explains the work.
Send photos or book a site visitConfirm the detailsYour colour, scope, access and date.
Before you approve the work, we make sure the details are clear:
- Colour: your chosen colours, finishes and where each will be used.
- Scope: preparation, approved repairs and the exact surfaces included.
- Access: rooms, furniture, pets and the areas you need to keep using.
- Date: the planned start, work sequence and any access or drying periods.
Ask questions and make any changes before we begin, so we are all working toward the same result.
Leave the work with usWe take care of the agreed work.
Once the plan is agreed, our crew takes care of the protection, surface preparation, finishing and cleanup included in your project.
Your site lead or crew is there to answer questions and keep you informed. If something unexpected needs attention, we discuss it with you before changing the work.
Enjoy the peace of mind of having the project taken care of, without having to manage every detail yourself.
Review the finished workA walkthrough and a little thank-you.
Walk through the finished work with your site lead or crew. We review the agreed surfaces together, listen to your feedback and take care of the touch-ups needed to complete the job.
We explain when you can use the finished surfaces normally and how to care for them. We want you to feel happy with the result before we wrap up.
A little thank-you, too. You will receive a gift basket as our way of saying thank you for trusting us with your project.
Your questions, answered.
Can you patch holes and paint the wall in the same project?
Yes. We can handle the repair, finishing, primer and painting as one agreed project. Send a close-up of the hole and a photo of the whole wall. That helps us quote the repair itself and the area to repaint for a consistent finish.
Will I still see where the patch was?
We aim for a repair that blends into the finished wall. The patch needs to be finished, sanded and primed, but the surrounding paint matters too. Repainting the full wall is often the better choice when old paint has faded, the sheen differs or light falls across the repair.
Can you use my leftover paint?
Yes, if it is still usable and suitable for the surface. Keep the labelled can for us to review. Even the original paint can look different beside an aged finish, so we explain whether a local touch-up is likely to blend or a larger repaint would give a better result.
Can you repair water-damaged drywall?
Yes, once the moisture problem is resolved and the area is dry and suitable for repair. Soft, damaged board may need replacement rather than filler. Tell us about the leak when you get in touch; painting over an active problem will not solve it.
Will a crack come back after you fix it?
A stable surface crack can be repaired, but continuing movement or moisture can cause it to return. We look at its location and history before choosing the repair. If it keeps reopening or suggests a larger problem, that cause needs attention before a cosmetic finish can last.
Do I need to cover everything before you arrive?
We handle the protection included in the project and plan how to contain sanding dust. We ask you to clear personal items near the repair and confirm furniture moving in advance. The crew cleans up the work area, and you review the finished repair with us before we wrap up.
Let’s take a look.
Send us a few photos. We’ll help you choose the right approach.
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