We help you fix Drywall eyesores

We fix walls and ceilings, plain and simple. Whether you’ve got a hole from a doorknob, cracks from settling, water stains on your ceiling, or you’ve been staring at that old popcorn ceiling for years wondering when you’ll finally deal with it, we’ve got you covered. Our team handles everything from drywall repair and drywall taping to popcorn ceiling removal, painting, and even water damage repairs. We do it all in one visit so you’re not coordinating three different trades.

Most jobs we do are wrapped up in a single day, which is kind of our whole thing. A small to medium hole, a ceiling patch, or a water damage fix can usually be done in a few hours including the paint touch-up. Larger jobs like full popcorn ceiling removal across multiple rooms may take two days depending on the square footage. Either way, we give you a clear timeline before we start so there are no surprises.

We handle both, right in the same visit. That’s actually what makes us different from most contractors out there. Before us, you’d have to call a drywaller, wait for them to finish, then call a painter separately. We show up, patch it, sand it, prime it, and paint it to match. One call, one crew, one day. We only use Sherwin Williams products on every job so the finish looks clean and consistent.

We work all across the Greater Toronto Area. If you’re in Toronto, Mississauga, Vaughan, Brampton, Markham, Richmond Hill, or anywhere else in the GTA, we can come to you. Check out our full service area page to confirm we cover your neighbourhood.

100% yes, and honestly this is one of the most common calls we get. Trades like plumbers and electricians often leave holes in your walls and ceilings when they do their work, and then it’s on you to figure out how to close them up. We come in after them, patch everything cleanly, and paint to match so you’d never know anything was cut open. We wrote a whole blog post about mistakes to avoid when fixing drywall after electrical or plumbing work if you want to read more on that.

We get asked this a lot, and honestly, most homeowners who remove it say they wish they had done it sooner. Popcorn ceilings trap dust, look dated, and can actually lower the value of your home. A smooth ceiling makes your space look bigger, cleaner, and way more modern. If you’re thinking about selling, it’s especially worth it since buyers notice it right away. You can read up on whether popcorn ceiling removal is worth it for resale to help you decide. 

It can be a dusty job if you don’t know what you’re doing, but we’ve got it dialled in. Our team uses special containment equipment and dust control tools so the mess stays minimal. We protect your floors and furniture before we start. If you’re curious about what the prep actually looks like, we have a post walking through how to prepare your home for popcorn ceiling removal that covers exactly what to expect.

If your home was built before the mid-1980s, there’s a chance the popcorn texture could contain asbestos, and it’s worth finding out before anyone starts scraping. We strongly recommend getting it tested before removal. We put together a homeowner’s guide on how to know if your house has asbestos that walks you through what to look for and what to do. Safety first, always.

You can try, and some small dings with a basic spackle job are totally doable. But for anything bigger than a small nail hole, DIY drywall repair tends to go sideways pretty fast. The patch shows through the paint, the texture doesn’t match, or the repair starts cracking a few months later. We’ve seen it a lot. Check out our post on the top 5 drywall repair DIY problems and common mistakes to avoid when patching drywall so you know what you’re getting into. If the job needs to look good, just call us.

Yes, we back every job with a 1 year warranty. If something isn’t right after we leave, we come back and fix it. We also don’t close out a job until you’re 100% happy with how it looks. That’s part of our 3-point guarantee and it’s something we take seriously.

The honest answer is it depends on the size of the damage, the location (wall vs ceiling), and whether paint matching is needed. Small patches are quite affordable, while larger jobs like water damage repairs or full drywall installation will cost more. We keep our pricing fair and upfront with no hidden fees. If you want a general idea of what to expect, our drywall cost per square foot guide for Ontario is a great starting point. The best way to get an accurate number is to just grab a quick quote from us directly.

Yes, and sooner than you think. Buyers and home inspectors notice wall and ceiling damage right away, and visible issues can raise red flags or knock money off your offer price. A quick patch and paint job is one of the most cost-effective things you can do before listing. We actually have a full blog post on what to know about drywall repair before selling your home with tips on what to prioritize.