Water Damage
Drywall Repair.
Once the source of the water has been addressed, True Patch can assess the affected wall or ceiling, check for remaining moisture when appropriate, remove damaged drywall and restore the surface properly.
Don't Close the Wall Until It's Ready.
Once the source of the water has been repaired, the affected area still needs to be ready for new drywall. When appropriate, we use moisture-detection equipment to check the area before damaged material is replaced and finished.
Check
Confirm the affected area is ready for drywall repair.
Remove
Damaged drywall is removed where replacement is required.
Restore
New drywall is installed, finished and painted when included.
From Damaged to Restored.
Once the affected area is ready for repair, we restore the damaged drywall and finish the surface properly.
Water Damage Is Stressful Enough. The Repair Shouldn't Be.
We keep the drywall repair clear, cleaner and straightforward from the first inspection through the finished surface.
Stress-Free Process
Clear communication, dependable scheduling and careful protection of your home.
100% Satisfaction Guaranteed
We stand behind the completed repair and make sure you're satisfied with the result.
Dustless Sanding
Dust-extraction sanding equipment helps keep the finishing process cleaner.
Trusted for Repairs After Water & Plumbing Damage.
Homeowners have trusted True Patch to repair ceilings, walls and openings left behind after leaks and plumbing work.
“Sal was very responsive to repairing my ceiling and getting rid of the mold caused by a cracked pipe in the attic, and was so nice to deal with. The repair is invisible.”
“Sal was retained to seal 4 large holes as the result of plumbing pipe replacement. Two were in a popcorn stucco ceiling, one was textured ceiling/wall and the fourth was a smooth living room ceiling. An excellent job for a demanding requirement. Very satisfied.”
Before We Repair the Drywall.
The most important question is whether the source has been fixed and the affected area is ready for drywall repair.
Can you repair drywall after a leak?
Yes. Once the source of the water has been addressed, we can assess the damaged wall or ceiling, remove drywall where required, rebuild the affected area and complete the finishing work.
How do you know if the area is still wet?
When appropriate, we can use moisture-detection equipment to check the affected area before new drywall is installed and finished.
Does all water-damaged drywall need to be replaced?
Not necessarily. The amount that needs replacement depends on the condition of the drywall and the extent of the damage. Material that is soft, swollen or no longer sound may need to be removed.
Can you repair water-damaged ceilings?
Yes. We repair damaged ceiling drywall after leaks once the source has been corrected and the affected area is ready for repair.
Can you repair drywall after a plumber opens the wall?
Yes. Openings left after plumbing repairs are a common part of our work. We can rebuild, tape, finish and paint the repaired area when included in the project scope.
Do you provide emergency water extraction or leak repair?
True Patch focuses on repairing the drywall after the source of the water has been addressed. Active plumbing, roofing or other leak sources should be repaired first.
Do you paint after the drywall repair?
Yes. Painting can be included when you want the repaired area completed through the final finish.
Can I send photos or do I need a site visit?
Photos can be a useful starting point. Ceiling damage, larger affected areas or situations where the condition is unclear may require a site visit.