Holes
Door handles, furniture, a foot through the garage wall. Cut back to solid board, backed, patched and blended.
Drywall repair
A patch is only finished when you cannot find it. That is the part most of this job is actually about.
What we fix
Door handles, furniture, a foot through the garage wall. Cut back to solid board, backed, patched and blended.
Ceilings and walls after a leak. The stain is the symptom — we cut out what has gone soft and find out where the water came from.
Seam cracks above doors and along corners. Taped properly rather than filled, so the same line does not reopen next winter.
Sagging board, failed tape, popcorn removal. Overhead work is slower and messier, and it needs the room covered.
Orange peel, knockdown, skip trowel, smooth. Matching an existing texture is a skill, and it is where most repairs give themselves away.
Access holes cut for pipes, wiring or a bath. We close them up and put the wall back the way it was.
Scope
Small repairs are often a single visit. Anything with texture or paint needs drying time between coats, so a two-visit job is normal and not a delay.
Recent work
Photographs from jobs around Clark County.






How it works
Call, text a photo, or send the form. Most requests get an answer in about two hours.
We look at the work in person, measure and photograph it, and put a written price in your hands at no charge.
Materials bought, floors covered, work done stage by stage. Nothing important changes without a call.
Final details, a clean site, and a walkthrough together before we call it done.
Cost
We do not quote drywall by the square foot over the phone, because the two jobs that look identical in a photo are rarely the same job.
Questions
A small patch is usually one visit. Anything textured needs compound to dry properly between coats, so plan on two visits spread over a few days. Rushing that is how a patch ends up visible.
Usually, yes. We test the match on a scrap board first and show it to you against the wall before any of it goes on. Older hand-applied textures are the hardest, and we will say so up front if a full-wall skim is the more honest answer.
Yes — but the leak comes first. If the source is still active, closing the wall just hides the problem until it comes back bigger. If you have not found it yet, we will help work out where it is coming from.
No. Board, compound, tape and texture come with us. If you want a specific paint, tell us and we will use yours.
Sanding drywall makes dust — there is no version of this that does not. Floors get covered, doorways get sealed off, and the debris leaves with us.
Where we work
We are based in Vancouver and work throughout Clark County — Vancouver, Battle Ground, Camas, Ridgefield, Washougal and Woodland. If you are just outside that, call anyway: if the drive makes sense for the size of the job, we will still come out and quote it.
Send a few photos and a sentence about the job. We reply by phone or text, usually within a couple of hours.