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:

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

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.