Have a hole, a crack or a water-stained ceiling in your Toronto home or condo? We repair drywall and plaster across the city, from the Annex to Scarborough. Send photos, and we’ll explain what each repair needs.
Quotes are free, with no payment needed.
Prefer to talk? Call (365) 360-7237 or text (365) 360-7237.
Take two or three photos, one up close and one from a few steps back. Text them to (365) 360-7237 with a quick note about what’s going on, and we’ll get back to you with next steps.
Toronto's St. Nicholas Village includes homes within the Historic Yonge Street heritage district.
Read about City of Toronto: Historic Yonge StreetIf you prefer a smooth ceiling, we take down stucco and popcorn ceilings too. They are common in older Toronto houses and condos. Our Toronto ceiling page covers dust control and condo rules.
Popcorn & Stucco Ceiling Removal in TorontoMany houses in East York, Leaside, Leslieville and the Annex still have plaster on wood lath. Plaster cracks in long lines and can pull away from the lath behind it. Before patching, we secure the loose areas, so the crack is less likely to return.
Condo walls often use steel studs, and many sit against concrete. Patches, anchors and new board need fixings that suit both. Your building’s rules for hours, elevators and hallways shape when we work.
A leak from upstairs can stain or soften your ceiling. The source has to be fixed first, often by your building or a plumber. Once the area is dry, we cut out damaged board and finish the repair to match.
Cracks over doorways and along ceiling seams often return after a quick fill. Older houses settle, and seams move with the seasons. Our repair tapes and reinforces the joint, so it has a better chance of lasting.
Electricians and plumbers often leave holes in walls and ceilings after their work. We close those openings, tape the edges and smooth them for paint. Several openings can share one quote and one visit.
Low winter sun through a window shows every ridge in a patch. Each repair gets feathered wide and primed. Your quote also lists repainting the full wall, which often hides a patch best.
Need ceiling or wall repairs anywhere in the GTA? Drywall repair explains how each patch is done.
Got a list of small jobs too? Our Toronto handyman service can take care of them.
Once the walls are smooth, painters in Toronto can finish the room.
Call or text (365) 360-7237. Photos help us see the problem.
Each patch, ceiling repair and painted area has its own line on your quote. You’ll get a clear, itemized price before any work starts.
Patching a wall differs from moving one. If your plan changes a wall, we’ll explain any permit steps.
City of Toronto permit informationYes. Plaster on lath cracks and loosens differently from drywall, so it needs a different repair. We secure loose areas, then patch with materials that suit plaster.
Yes. Condo walls often have steel studs or concrete behind them, which changes the fixings we use. We plan the work around your building’s hours and elevator bookings.
Yes, once the leak is fixed and the ceiling has dried. We replace soft or sagging board and seal firm stains with a stain-blocking primer. Then the ceiling gets paint to match.
A wide, feathered patch and primer help it blend. Strong side light can still show small differences on older paint. Repainting the whole wall usually hides it best.
Yes. Send photos of each opening, and we’ll quote them together. We tape, fill and smooth each one, ready for paint.
We serve homes across Toronto, from downtown condos to houses in North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke and East York. Tell us your neighbourhood when you send photos.
Call or text (365) 360-7237. Photos help us see the problem.
