The workday plan
We focus on repairs in occupied homes, with protection and drying time planned as carefully as the patch.
Take down pictures and move small furniture and valuables at least 6 feet from the repair. For a ceiling patch, clear the floor beneath it. Tell us about heavy pieces before the visit so we can agree on access.
Keep pets and children outside the work area. We cover floors and nearby fixed items and use sheeting where practical to separate the repair.
We use dust extraction while sanding, collect debris, and vacuum the work area at each visit. Some dust may still settle; dust control is part of the process, not a promise of a dust-free room.
Expect two or three visits over 2–4 days for a typical patch. Standard compound usually needs about 24 hours between coats, with longer waits in cool or humid conditions.
We review the patch and texture with you, then explain when it is ready for primer and paint. Painting is separate unless your written quote includes it. We leave the work area cleared of our debris.
If our workmanship needs attention, tell us and we will look at the repair with you.
Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm, by appointment. We repair drywall walls and ceilings; plumbing, roofing, structural repairs, and large remodeling projects are outside our scope.
Approximate dimensions are enough for the first conversation.