Repair pricing depends less on the size of the damage than on what kind of damage it is and where it sits.
A small hole in a wall and a small hole in a ceiling are different jobs. Height, texture, water history and the number of visits all shape the price.
Anchor holes and doorknob damage are quick to fill but still need coats and drying time. Grouping several small repairs into one visit is the most economical approach.
Water-damaged board must be assessed once dry, and soft or mouldy sections replaced. Ceiling work adds overhead access and room protection, which affects the price.
The leak itself must be fixed first — that part is not a drywall job.
Send a close-up photo of the damage and a wider photo of the room, with rough dimensions. That is usually enough for a meaningful estimate before anyone visits.
Clear expectations. A considered plan.
A finish that brings the room together.
Call or use the enquiry form. Share the address or community, the rooms involved, photos and approximate measurements.
Confirm the walls and ceilings, board type, finish level, protection, access and what is excluded, such as painting or disposal.
Board is hung or damaged sections are repaired, then joints and fasteners are taped and finished in stages with drying time between coats.
Walk the space together, check the surface under normal lighting and confirm any remaining items before the job is closed.
A closer look at each type of project. See all projects.
Tell us what needs doing and where. Prefer to talk? Call (613) 319-4768.
Small repairs are welcome, but every repair needs coats and drying time, so very small jobs are best grouped together. Call (613) 319-4768 to discuss yours.
It can. Matching an existing texture takes extra steps compared to a smooth finish, and paint matching is a separate item.
Often, yes — a close-up and a wider shot with rough dimensions usually allow a meaningful estimate.
Yes. Estimates are free and do not commit you to anything.
Tell us what you have in mind. Let’s talk about your drywall project.
