Holes and impact damage
Door handles through plasterboard, furniture damage, and anything from a fist-sized hole to a full sheet replacement.
Patched flat. Painted in.
Holes, cracks, dents, and the mess left behind when something gets removed. Air conditioner holes bricked and rendered, ceiling vents patched, cornice replaced, skirting repaired. Finished paint-ready, or painted, whichever you want.

Door handles through plasterboard, furniture damage, and anything from a fist-sized hole to a full sheet replacement.
Settlement cracks and cornice separation. We can patch them, and we will tell you honestly if the movement looks structural and needs someone else.
Wall air conditioners removed and the opening filled, ceiling vents patched, TV mounts taken down and the wall made flat again, shelving removed.
Rendered brick that has been drilled, chipped or damaged. Texture matched as closely as the existing finish allows.
Damaged cornice sections replaced, skirting boards repaired or replaced, scotia refitted after flooring work.
Damaged plaster after a leak — but only once the leak itself is fixed. We will not paper over an active problem.
Patched, sanded and primed, left ready for your painter or for you. Cheapest option if you are painting the whole room anyway.
We finish the repair and paint it. Colour matched where possible — on a wall that has faded, a full-wall repaint gives the better result and we will say so.
Existing texture replicated as closely as we can. Perfectly invisible is rarely achievable on a textured wall and we would rather set that expectation early.
Send the details through and it lands with us straight away. We work from written enquiries rather than phone calls — it means nothing gets lost and your quote is accurate the first time.
On a flat painted wall, usually yes once painted. On textured or aged surfaces, a very close match is realistic but a perfect one often is not. We will tell you which you are getting before we start.
Yes, that is one of our most common jobs. Ducted-air vents, old pendant points and manhole surrounds all get patched and finished paint-ready.
Not always. If the paint is recent and you have the colour, a spot repair often blends. On sun-faded or older paint, a full wall gives a much better result.
A recurring crack means something is still moving. We can repair it, but if the movement looks structural we will say so and recommend you get it assessed rather than take your money twice.