Expert Drywall Repair Services in Austin, TX

We Make Holes, Cracks, and Water Damage Disappear

Your walls define your home. When they are damaged, the whole room feels neglected. At G&G Drywall, we specialize in surgical drywall repairs. We don’t just patch the hole; we restore the integrity and aesthetics of the wall.

Common Drywall Issues We Fix Daily

Water Damage: Leaks from plumbing or roofs can destroy sheetrock. We remove the compromised material, treat for mold prevention, and install fresh drywall.
Settling Cracks: Texas soil shifts. This causes stress cracks above doors and windows. We repair these with specialized tape to prevent them from coming back.
Impact Holes: From doorknobs to moving accidents. We patch holes of any size seamlessly.
Anchor & Nail Holes: Preparing to sell? We fill and smooth out dozens of small holes to get your home market-ready.
Tile Removal Damage: Renovating a bathroom often tears up the drywall. We skim coat or replace the surface to prepare it for new paint or tile.

How We Fix Your Walls (Step-by-Step)

1. Site Protection

We cover furniture and floors with plastic and heavy-duty paper.

2. Cut & Prep

We square off the damaged area to ensure a solid bond.

3. Install & Tape

We install new sheetrock and use high-strength mesh or paper tape.

4. Mud & Float

We apply multiple coats of joint compound, feathering out the edges for a flat surface.

5. Texture Match

This is where the magic happens. We replicate your existing wall texture (Orange Peel, Knockdown, Flat).

6. Prime & Paint:

We can spot-prime or paint the entire wall for a flawless look.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you match my existing paint color?

Yes, if you have the original paint code. If not, we can take a chip sample to a paint store for a computer match, though painting corner-to-corner is recommended for perfection.

How long does a repair take?

Most small repairs are completed in 1 day. Larger water damage projects may take 2-3 days to allow for drying time between coats.

Is there a lot of dust?

Drywall sanding creates dust, but we use vacuum-sanders and plastic barriers to contain 99% of it.