Holes, cracks and ceilings stained by a leak, cut out, patched, textured and ready for paint. Call or text (310) 593-3453 with a photo for a price.
A stained ceiling under a bathroom almost always means a slow leak above it. Patching the stain without fixing the source just means doing it twice. I find the leak first, whether it’s a shower drain, a wax ring or a supply line, fix it, let the area dry, then cut out the soft drywall and replace it. One customer had exactly this: a leaking shower drain and a ceiling below it. Both were fixed in the same visit.
Most Huntington Beach homes have orange peel or knockdown texture on the walls and sometimes a smooth or popcorn ceiling. A patch that’s flat in the middle of a textured wall shows from across the room. I match the texture before priming so the repair disappears once it’s painted. If you have leftover paint, I can touch it up the same day. If not, I can paint the whole wall so there’s no visible line.
Yurii did an excellent job repairing a leak in our shower drainage and drywall ceiling. He was professional, attentive to details, and went above and beyond exceeding our expectations. On top of that he worked neatly and cleaned up all construction debris.
Of all the companies I spoke to, Yurii was the most responsive and professional. He was able to come to my home the same day, and he did an amazing job repairing my baseboards. The repairs were flawless, AND he made sure to vacuum up any residual debris. I’d call Yurii again in a heartbeat.
Yes. Orange peel and knockdown are the most common in this area and I match them before priming. Send a close-up photo of the wall and I’ll tell you what you have.
Yes. With your leftover paint I can touch up the patch. Without it, painting the full wall avoids a visible color line.
Yes, but the leak has to be fixed first. I can track down common leaks like shower drains and supply lines and repair the ceiling in the same job.