Drywall is a beautiful and economical material to use to cover the interior of our homes and workspaces, however it can be susceptible to damage from daily wear and tear. There are so many sources that we see commonly as culprits. 

Moisture issues can wreak havoc on a drywalled surface. Any wood product will move to a certain degree dependent on the humidity level of the air inside the home. The studs behind your drywall and not exempt to this, and sometimes this will cause the drywall to shift as well. Seeing the screws popping through or noticing a seam more and more predominately will be a sign that this may be happening.

A home will also inevitably settle as it ages. We are starting to see movement in some of these 20–30-year-old houses, where drywall was the original wall and ceiling covering, which in turn is causing some stress cracks in the drywall itself. These commonly appear above doorways and windows and can be very easy to fix!

And then there is the age-old water damaged drywall. Try as we may, there will always be the risk of water unwelcomingly entering our homes.  Roofs will leak, and pipes will burst. That is the nature of owning any property. When drywall becomes wet, it needs to be replaced! Wet drywall can be a breeding ground for dangerous mold and smelly mildew.  All areas around any leak should be inspected for damage and replaced with fresh new drywall. We strongly encourage that the source of the leak is verified to be fixed before moving forward with drywall repair.

Whatever the cause of your damaged drywall, our expert service teams will get your home or office looking great as soon as humanly possible. Call us today to start a zero-obligation quote!