Drywall/Sheetrock Patching

Service Overview & Our Approach

From small dents and holes to larger damaged sections, drywall and sheetrock issues can make any room look unfinished or neglected. Whether caused by accidental impact, water damage, or old repairs breaking down, patching drywall requires more than just spackle—it takes the right materials, techniques, and a clean finish to restore the wall like it never happened. That’s exactly what Ragland Moon Handyman Service provides.

We handle drywall and sheetrock patching for residential, commercial, and rental properties throughout Wayne County. Our process includes cutting and replacing damaged sections, proper joint taping, mudding, sanding, and blending the texture to match your existing wall. We work efficiently, cleanly, and with a focus on detail, so you get results that are solid, smooth, and paint-ready—every time.

Why Choose Ragland Moon Handyman Service for Drywall/Sheetrock Patching?

Wall damage happens—our job is making sure it disappears. Here’s why customers choose us:

• Seamless Finish: We match your wall texture and prep the area for perfect paint coverage.
  
  

• All Damage Sizes: From nail holes to large holes and cracks, we patch it all.
  
  

• Fast & Clean: Most patches are completed in a single visit with minimal disruption.
  
  

• Proper Tools & Materials: We use mesh tape, joint compound, and sanding tools for lasting results.
  
  

• Interior Respect: We protect floors, furniture, and clean up after the job is done.
  
  

• Local, Family-Owned Trust: Serving Wayne County with pride, professionalism, and care.
  
  

Let Ragland Moon Handyman Service make your wall look like new—without the stress or mess.

DIY Tips for Drywall/Sheetrock Patching

Thinking of patching a hole yourself? Here are a few helpful tips:

• Use a Patch Kit for Small Holes: For holes under 2 inches, adhesive mesh patches work well.
  
  

• Cut a Clean Edge: For larger holes, square off the damaged area for an even fit.
  
  

• Support Behind Large Patches: Use a backing board or wood strip to anchor new drywall.
  
  

• Use Multiple Thin Coats: Apply joint compound in light layers, sanding in between.
  
  

• Feather the Edges: Blend compound beyond the patch to hide seams.
  
  

• Prime Before Painting: Unprimed drywall will absorb paint unevenly and show the patch.
  
  

For professional results without the hassle, Ragland Moon Handyman Service is ready to patch it up right.