Holes, water damage, sagging ceilings, popcorn removal fixed clean, fast, and guaranteed.
A cracked wall has a way of catching your eye. One week the wall is smooth. The next, there's a line running down it like a crack in an eggshell. Or a brown ring shows up on the ceiling after a storm. Boston homes are old, and old homes shift, settle, and leak. That's just part of life here.
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Big holes, small holes, dents, and dings. We cut out the bad spot, patch it, and blend it in.

A stained ceiling almost always means water. We fix the damage and help you stop it from coming back.

Boston is full of old plaster walls. We know how to fix them right, not just slap new sheetrock over the top.

We scrape off the old texture, smooth the ceiling, and give you a clean, flat finish.

New walls, new ceilings, full rooms. We hang it, tape it, and finish it.
We come out, check the wall or ceiling, and give you a free estimate. No surprises.
We cover your floors and furniture. If there was a leak, we find out where it came from first.
We take out the bad material and put in fresh drywall or plaster.
This is where the magic happens. We smooth the seams and match the texture so the patch blends in.
We blend the new spot into the rest of the wall and leave your space clean.
It depends on the job, but here's a rough idea:
Drying time is the part you can't rush. Mud dries faster on a dry day and slower when the air is damp. We'll give you a real timeline before we start.
Yes. Matching texture and paint is most of the job. We feather the new spot into the old wall and match the finish. On older plaster walls it takes a careful hand, but a good patch should disappear.
It depends on the size of the damage and the type of wall. A small hole might run around $150 to $300. A water-damaged ceiling or a full wall costs more. We give a free estimate first, so you know the price before we start.
Yes, and we'll help. There's no point patching a ceiling if water is still getting in. We find the source first, then fix the damage once it's dry.
A small patch is usually ready to paint the next day. Bigger jobs need a couple of days, since the mud has to dry between coats. Damp weather slows it down a bit.
Yes. We seal off the work area, keep the mess contained, and clean up before we leave. You shouldn't be finding drywall dust for weeks after we go.
Tell us what needs fixing. We'll send a fair, written estimate the same day and most repairs get scheduled inside the week.