Drywall Repair in Northern Virginia, DC & Maryland
Franklin Services LLC repairs drywall for homeowners across the DMV — Fairfax, Arlington, Alexandria, Springfield, Washington DC, Bethesda, Silver Spring, Rockville, and Gaithersburg. From doorknob holes to water-damaged ceilings, call (240) 714-6330.
A drywall repair is only as good as its finish. Anyone can screw a patch into a hole — the craft is in taping, mudding, sanding, and texture-matching so that after paint, nobody can point to where the damage was. That finish work is what we're known for; one of our featured projects is a drywall repair in Springfield, VA.
Common jobs: doorknob and furniture holes, stress cracks above doors and windows, ceiling damage from roof or plumbing leaks (repaired after the leak is fixed), anchor and TV-mount holes, tape seams that have let go, and damage left behind by electricians or plumbers who opened a wall. We handle patches from nail-pop size up to full sheets.
Water damage deserves special mention: painting over a water stain without addressing the drywall traps the problem. We cut back to sound material, replace what's compromised, and finish it properly — and we'll tell you honestly if what you need first is a plumber or roofer, not a patch.
Because we also paint, most repairs go from hole to finished, color-matched wall in a single visit.
Drywall Repair — frequently asked questions
How much does drywall repair cost in the DMV?
Small patches cost the least; large water-damage repairs that need new sheets and ceiling work cost more. The main factors are the size of the damage, ceiling vs. wall, and whether painting is included. Call (240) 714-6330 and describe the damage — we can usually give a ballpark on the phone.
Can you match my existing wall texture?
Yes. We match common textures (knockdown, orange peel, smooth finish) so the repaired area blends in after paint.
My ceiling has a water stain — can you just paint over it?
We can, but we'll check the drywall first. If it's soft or crumbling, painting over it wastes your money; the right fix is replacing the damaged section after the leak is resolved. We'll give you an honest read either way.
Do you paint the repair to match?
Yes — priming and painting the repaired area is part of the job, so the wall looks like nothing ever happened.
Need drywall repair done right?
Call or text with a few photos and we'll take it from there.