Drywall & Plaster Repair
Cracks, holes, water damage and surface repairs prepared for a smooth, paint-ready finish.
- Free walkthrough
- Fixed written quote
- 1,000+ homes painted

A clear painting scope
- Diagnosis of the cause before the repair, a recurring crack is a movement problem, not a filler problem
- Live settlement cracks cut out, taped with mesh or paper, and bedded so they can move without reopening
- Nail pops re-fastened to the stud before filling, not simply filled over
- Holes up to 300 mm patched with backed drywall, taped and feathered wide
How we deliver it
- 01
Diagnose before you fill
A crack that has come back twice is telling you something. We identify whether it is settlement, movement, a failed joint or a water path, because the repair method is different for each and filling the wrong one just resets the clock.
- 02
Cut back to sound material
Loose, soft or water-damaged substrate comes out. Feathering over failing material is how you get a repair that lifts in six months.
- 03
Reinforce the joint
Mesh or paper tape bedded into compound across any crack that has a reason to move again. Nail pops get re-fastened to the stud first.
Questions
Full FAQWhy does the same crack keep coming back every winter?
Because it is a movement crack, not a hole. Ontario’s humidity swing between a humid August and a dry, heated February makes framing lumber expand and contract measurably, and a rigid filler in a joint that wants to move will simply crack again along the same line. The fix is to cut the crack out, bed reinforcing tape across it, and build over the tape, so the joint can move without the surface splitting.
Can you fix a hole without repainting the whole wall?
Sometimes. On a textured wall, a low-sheen wall, or a small patch away from a window, a spot repair and touch-up can genuinely disappear. On a smooth wall in a sheen above matte, particularly in raking light from a window, it will not, the patch will read as a subtle halo regardless of how well it is filled. We will tell you honestly which situation you are in rather than doing a spot repair you will be unhappy with.
What is a level 5 finish and do I need one?
Level 5 is a full skim coat of compound across the entire surface, which equalises the porosity and flatness of the wall so nothing telegraphs through. You need it when you have critical lighting, a large window casting raking light along a wall, or when you are using anything above a matte sheen on a wall with patchy history. For a standard eggshell bedroom wall, level 4 is the appropriate and honest standard.
Get a fixed quote for drywall & plaster.
Free walkthrough, a fixed written quote, and no obligation to go ahead.
- 1,000+ homes painted
- Free walkthroughs
- Fixed written quotes
- Serving Toronto and the GTA
