
Drywall repair
Like the hole was never there.
Doorknob holes, settling cracks, ceiling stains, and the patch job the last guy botched. Ken cuts it out, builds it back, and blends it in so you can't find the seam.
Call 816-616-0993From the patch to the finish
Drywall work he takes on
- Holes patched, from doorknob dings to full sheet replacement
- Settling and stress cracks repaired so they don't come right back
- Water-damaged drywall and ceilings cut out and rebuilt
- Texture matched, whether it's knockdown, orange peel, or smooth
- Nail pops and seam tape failures fixed properly
- Anchors, TV mounts, and old hardware holes made invisible
- Corner bead repairs where the wall takes a beating
The part everyone skips
The patch is easy. The blend is the craft.
Anyone can screw a patch into a hole. The reason most repairs are visible from across the room is what happens after: feathering the mud wide enough, matching the texture, and sanding it flat instead of close. Ken finishes drywall the way a superintendent expects it to look before paint goes on, which is why his patches disappear. He doesn't paint, so he leaves everything sanded, cleaned up, and ready for your painter's primer coat.

The finish makes the difference
Before the patch goes on
Can you match my wall or ceiling texture?
Yes, and that's most of the job. Knockdown, orange peel, popcorn, or smooth, he blends the repair into what's around it so the patch doesn't announce itself.
Do you paint the repair after?
No. Ken doesn't paint. The repair is finished, sanded, and ready for your painter, and he can recommend one if you need a name.
My ceiling has a water stain. Can you fix it?
Yes, once the leak is stopped. If water's still coming in, call the 24/7 line first so it doesn't get worse overnight.
How messy is drywall repair?
Less than you're bracing for. Ken masks the area, controls the dust, and leaves the room clean enough that the only evidence is a better wall.
Make it disappear
Stop staring at that spot on the wall.
Call or text Ken and make it disappear.
