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A medium drywall patch is used to repair holes or damaged areas larger than small nail or screw openings but still compact enough to avoid full-panel replacement. This size of patch—typically between 1"x1" and 3"x3"—is ideal for fixing damage caused by door handles, small impacts, or localized drywall wear. The repair involves cleaning the area, applying a backing or patch material, blending joint compound smoothly, sanding, and priming/painting to match the surrounding wall.
The final price is subject to change if the repair is outside of the criteria above. Please ensure you have checked the size of the repair.
A medium drywall patch is used to repair holes or damaged areas larger than small nail or screw openings but still compact enough to avoid full-panel replacement. This size of patch—typically between 1"x1" and 3"x3"—is ideal for fixing damage caused by door handles, small impacts, or localized drywall wear. The repair involves cleaning the area, applying a backing or patch material, blending joint compound smoothly, sanding, and priming/painting to match the surrounding wall.
The final price is subject to change if the repair is outside of the criteria above. Please ensure you have checked the size of the repair.