When a plumbing leak damages your ceiling, one of the first questions homeowners ask is what happens next. While stopping the leak is the most urgent step, the drywall damage left behind should be addressed just as quickly. Ignoring it can lead to cosmetic issues, moisture problems, and even mold. This guide explains what to expect after a plumbing repair that required cutting into the ceiling. It is based on a real project we completed in two days for around two thousand dol

When a homeowner in Weaverville, NC discovered water damage in their bathroom ceiling and noticed peeling tape and cracking texture in the bedroom, they knew a quick fix wouldn’t cut it. Instead of patching over the problems and risking obvious signs of repair, they wanted a clean, seamless finish that would restore their home’s value and aesthetic appeal. Our team was hired for the job and within just two days, we completed a full drywall repair and ceiling retexturing proje

Our drywall repair in Weaverville, NC — $4,900 | Completed in 2 Days When a roof leak infiltrated the home above the bedroom and bathroom, the ceilings began to show serious signs of distress: cracks spreading across the surface, textured drywall crumbling, and in the bathroom, visible mold growth from prolonged moisture. Located in Weaverville, North Carolina, this project required more than a quick patch—it needed a full restoration of both the bedroom and bathroom ceilings

🛠️ Budget: $ 3,187.00 ⏱️ Timeline: 2 days When a plumbing issue occurs, it doesn’t always stop at fixing the pipes. In many cases, water leaks leave behind visible damage that needs professional attention. One of our recent projects highlights this perfectly: a guest bedroom ceiling that suffered from water stains after a leak. drywall repair from leak The plumber resolved the underlying issue but had to cut into the ceiling to access the problem area. After the repair, we s

🛠️ Budget: $5,698 | ⏱️ Timeline: 3 days At Asheville Drywall, we often get called in to fix what others left behind and this project was a perfect example. A homeowner reached out to us after hiring another drywall contractor to drywall and finish an addition to his house. Unfortunately, the results were far from satisfactory. The Problem From the moment we walked in, it was clear that the previous work had been rushed and unprofessional. The edges of the joint compound were