If you have nail pops, water stains, or warping in your drywall, it’s time to call Philadelphia’s go-to residential drywall repair experts.
At Heiler Painting, we provide skilled drywall repair services for everything from nail pops and water damage to restoring plaster cracks and decay damage.
Whatever the material — drywall, sheetrock, plaster, or textured drywall — the experts at Heiler Painting have the tools and experience to get the job done right.
Repairing drywall can be a time-consuming task so let our drywall repair specialists take care of the damage while you focus on your daily grind.
Call us today at 610-818-7920 to see how we can save you time and hassle on your next home improvement project.
Why choose Heiler Painting for your next drywall repair project?
Our drywall repair experts provide comprehensive drywall and sheetrock repair services that will save you time, money, and stress. We also have the necessary tools, training, and resources to do the work correctly the first time. See below to find out why customers in Philadelphia trust Heiler Painting:
- Over 4,000 completed projects
- Trusted for over 10 years
- Over 500 5-star reviews
- Upfront flat-rate pricing every time
- Certified, highly-trained painters
Drywall Repair
Whether you have a small hole or an entire house full of them, Heiler Painting will patch your damaged drywall promptly, professionally, and affordably
Plaster Repair
We are not afraid of cracked or crumbling plaster. We will meticulously revive your plaster walls and ceilings to keep them sturdy and in excellent condition.
Ceiling Repair
Say goodbye to water stains, stress cracks, or bulging seams. Whatever type of ceiling damage you have, our experts have the experience to repair it.
Texture Matching
Heiler Painting has a team of professionals repair and match textured walls and ceilings, leaving no lines, shadows, or uneven finishes behind.
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Drywall Repair FAQs
How do you repair drywall?
For most drywall holes, we begin by removing the damaged drywall. We next measure the hole and cut a new piece of drywall to fit, taking care not to damage any existing wiring or pipes in your drywall. Next, we create a backstop to prevent the new drywall patch from falling through. When the backstop is securely in place between two studs, we insert our measured piece of drywall into the hole. The patch is then covered with a joint compound. After the joint compound has cured, we sand the rough edges to smooth them down. The following step is the most difficult and might take a lot of practice: adding a layer of texture to match the surrounding wall texture.
How big of a hole can I spackle up myself?
If the hole is smaller than a dime, it can be fixed with a filler material and repainted.
If I have matching paint, can I just repaint the repaired section?
Walls soak up paint as they age, as well as change color depending on light. While it makes sense to just repair the little section, chances are you’ll need to repaint the entire wall so you don’t see the repaired and repainted sections.
When do you need to replace an entire section of drywall?
There are many reasons to replace the entire drywall board including cracks, larger repair work, or investigating why there is a problem. If you have extensive repair, it’s probably a job for the professionals.
