Doorknob holes, settling cracks above door frames, water stains from a past roof leak — drywall damage makes even a well-kept home feel worn. We patch, float, texture-match and paint so the repair disappears completely.
Most drywall jobs in Fulshear are done in a single visit. We show up with the right mud, mesh and texture guns, protect your floors, and leave the wall paint-ready or fully painted — your choice.
We walk every affected room with you, probe for hidden moisture behind stains, note the texture style on each wall, and flag cracks suggesting ongoing movement rather than one-time settling before quoting.
Damaged sections get cut back to sound material, wet insulation is checked and replaced, and we add wood or steel backing behind larger openings so the new panel sits flush and screws bite solid.
New board goes in with setting-type compound, seams get mesh or paper tape depending on the joint, and we float in progressively wider coats so the repair feathers out instead of leaving a visible hump.
We spray or hand-apply texture to match the surrounding pattern, let it set, then prime the patch so the repaired zone absorbs paint at the same rate as the old wall and disappears.
Upstairs gamerooms and media rooms in Fulshear's two-story floor plans are where we see truss-lift cracking — the long ceiling seam that opens in winter and closes in summer as attic framing expands overhead. The fix is a floated flexible joint, not rigid mud. We also repair a steady stream of garage drywall dinged by bikes, mowers and moving-day furniture.
What moves the price on a Fulshear drywall job is mostly access and finish, not the hole itself. Two-story stairwell walls and gameroom ceilings need ladders or scaffolding, which adds setup time. Heavier hand-troweled textures take longer to replicate than a quick spray pattern. Moisture-related repairs cost more when we find wet insulation or need to trace the source first. Batching helps a lot: fixing six nail pops and two cracks in one visit costs far less per repair than three separate trips.
Small patches typically run $150–$300; larger water-damage repairs with texture matching usually land between $350–$700. You get an exact quote before we start.
Yes. Most Fulshear-area builders used orange peel or knockdown; we carry hopper guns and match the pattern before painting so the patch blends invisibly.
A properly taped and floated repair with flexible compound usually holds. If a crack reopens within a year, our workmanship guarantee covers the redo.
No — waiting rarely helps, because clay-soil movement here is seasonal and never fully stops. A properly floated repair with flexible compound absorbs normal movement. If a crack is widening fast or stair-stepping, we will tell you it needs a foundation opinion first, honestly and for free.
If the board is dry, firm and not sagging, yes — we seal the stain with a shellac-based blocker, then texture and paint so it vanishes. If the paper face has bubbled or the board flexes when pressed, that section gets cut out and replaced instead of painted over.
Call or text a photo of the job — upfront quote today, most work scheduled within days.
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