Patch a small hole
Up to a fist in drywall: patched, sanded and primed, ready for your paint.
Part of the list
Holes from anchors, door handles and moving day, patched so you can paint over them.
Most Fresno interiors are drywall with a light texture, which is why a patch has to be matched, not just filled. We patch, sand, prime and match the texture as closely as the wall allows.
The right compound for the hole
Sanded and primed
Texture matched where there is one
Dust cleaned up

Job by job
Each is a standard job, with what's included.
Holes from anchors, doorknobs and moving day.
Up to a fist in drywall: patched, sanded and primed, ready for your paint.
Up to 12 inches across. We match the wall's texture as closely as it allows.
Old caulk cut out, surface cleaned and dried, a new bead run.
You pick the color and supply the can.
Your text-back lists the price of each job on your list, and the crew confirms it before work starts.
What changes the price
A fist-sized hole is a quick patch. A 12-inch hole needs backing and more drying time.
A smooth wall is simpler than orange peel, knockdown or popcorn. We tell you what we can match.
We prime. Painting the wall is a separate job, unless you ask for a touch-up and supply the can.
A smooth wall matches well. A heavy texture can show a patch, and we tell you what to expect before we start.
A small stain from an old leak, once the leak is fixed and the drywall is dry. Wet or moldy drywall is a different job, and we say so.
A small hole is a minor repair under the EPA rule, which covers up to 6 square feet of paint inside. We ask the year your house was built, and if more paint would be disturbed we tell you how it will be handled.
Add it to up to four other jobs and we'll text a price for each.
Call or text (559) 555-0101. Monday to Friday 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.