What we can help with
- Small and medium wall holes
- Impact damage and dents
- Cracks and chipped plaster
- Damaged corners and edges
- Old fixings and anchor holes
- Patch preparation before painting
Why the repair approach matters
A good wall repair is more than filling a hole. The patch needs to be stable, level with the surrounding surface, sanded correctly and finished so it does not stand out once painted.
How the process works
- Send the property address and a description of the work.
- Share photos or an inspection report if you have them.
- We confirm the likely scope and arrange the next step.
- The agreed repairs are completed and the property moves toward re letting, sale or handover.
Common questions
Can you repair a hole in plasterboard without replacing the whole wall?
In many cases, yes. Localised plasterboard damage can often be cut back, supported, patched and finished without replacing the entire wall.
Can you match the existing paint?
We can work from existing paint information where available or colour match as closely as practical. Older paint can fade, so a larger repaint area may sometimes give a better finish.
What if the wall contains asbestos?
Older materials must be treated carefully. If asbestos is suspected, work should stop until the material is properly identified and an appropriately licensed specialist is engaged where required.