Sheet Rock Installation and Repair

Most people like to keep the interior of their home looking sharp and as close to new as possible. However, the reality is, when it comes to maintaining a home, it’s generally difficult to hide at least some evidence that people are actually live there. Many times this evidence can be found as damage on the home’s walls. While, sometimes the evidence is as minor as nail holes scattered here and there. Other times, the damage can be more considerable requiring either minor or extensive repair. I can remove burned or moldy, water logged-sheet rock and replace it with new materials within hours.

Most sheet rock patch jobs are minor. Maybe the movers were careless and poked out a few holes while moving in the furniture. Or, maybe you had a moment of weakness when your team lost in the final seconds and you punched a dent in the wall during a fit of uncontrolled rage. Regardless of the reason, even the smallest lapse in judgment and attention can lead to sheet rock damage. A slowly leaking pipe in the wall or ceiling can damage sheet rock over a long period of time. Often, since the damage is slow-forming and camouflaged by layers of latex paint, the damage goes undetected. This can allow the area to spread, requiring a more extensive and expensive repair job. When it comes to sheet rock repair, the finished product should offer no evidence that a repair has been made. The goal here is to make the new wall match the old ones. Hiring a professional offers you the best chance to achieve this.