Small hole repairs typically range from $75 to $200 depending on the size and number of holes. Nail holes and small screw holes are on the lower end, while holes up to 4 inches require patching compounds and may need primer and paint touch-ups. The final cost depends on whether texture matching and painting are needed to blend the repair seamlessly with your existing wall.

Water damage repair costs vary significantly based on the extent of damage, ranging from $200 for minor staining to $800 or more for extensive replacement. We first assess whether the drywall can be dried and treated or needs complete replacement. Factors like mold remediation, insulation replacement, and the need to match textures and paint affect the final price.

Yes, drywall cracks can be permanently repaired when done correctly. The key is identifying and addressing the underlying cause, whether it's settling, temperature changes, or structural movement. We use appropriate mesh tape, joint compound, and reinforcement techniques to ensure repairs last. However, if the root cause isn't addressed, cracks may reappear over time.

Textured drywall repairs typically cost 20-50% more than smooth wall repairs due to the complexity of matching existing patterns. Simple repairs range from $150 to $400, depending on the texture type and repair size. Matching textures like orange peel, knockdown, or popcorn requires specialized techniques and materials to achieve a seamless blend with surrounding areas.

Repair is almost always more cost-effective than replacement for localized damage. Small to medium repairs cost a fraction of full replacement and avoid the expense of removing, disposing, and installing new drywall sheets. However, if damage covers more than 30% of a wall or involves structural issues, replacement may be more economical and provide better long-term results.