Stucco, Drywall & Wood Repair
Paint only looks as good as what is under it. Repairs are part of the craft here: checked before painting, done properly, and prepared so the finished surface is one you can be proud of.
What’s included
- Stucco repair, patching and texture matching
- Drywall repair, patching and texture matching
- Wood repair on trim, siding and similar surfaces
- A repair check on every exterior before painting starts
How it goes
Find it
Repairs are identified at the estimate and again during the check before painting.
Explain it
Ebenezer tells you what needs to be done and what it means for the job.
Fix it
The repair is made and prepared for paint.
Paint over it
The repaired area is painted so it becomes part of the finished surface.
Clear boundaries
Ebenezer repairs the stucco, drywall and wood himself and then paints it, so the repair and the finish are one job with one person answering for it. Work outside these services, such as foundation movement, roof framing or plumbing, he will tell you plainly belongs to another trade.
What changes the price of stucco, drywall & wood repair
Ebenezer prices by the hours a job takes and how difficult the preparation is, which is why he looks at your project before quoting. These are the things that move it most. The estimate itself is free.
- How much surface there is. Square footage is the starting point — how many rooms, how many walls, how much trim.
- How much preparation it needs. This is the big one. Two homes that look alike can need very different amounts of washing, patching and sanding before a finish will hold.
- How many coats. A big color change, or a bare or patched surface, needs more coats than freshening up a wall in its own color.
- Height and access. Second storeys, stairwells and anything that needs ladders or scaffolding take longer and need more equipment.
- What else is included. Repairs, staining, waterproofing or cabinets alongside the painting all change the shape of the job.
Common questions
How long does stucco or drywall repair take before painting?
It depends on how much there is. Repairs are identified at the estimate and again during the check before painting, and Ebenezer tells you what he found and what it means for the schedule before he starts.
Do I need a separate contractor for the repairs?
No. Ebenezer repairs the stucco, drywall and wood and then paints it, all in one job. Only work outside these services, such as foundation movement, roof framing or plumbing, belongs to another trade, and he will tell you plainly if he sees it.
What do you use to patch stucco and drywall?
Fillers and preparation materials suited to the surface, followed by Dunn-Edwards or Sherwin-Williams paint over the repaired area so it becomes part of the finished wall rather than a visible patch.
Do you guarantee the repair work?
Yes. If something is not right, Ebenezer comes back and repairs it. Coming back to make it right? We never have a problem with that.
Are you licensed for repair work?
Yes. California contractor license 1120008, classification C-33, Painting and Decorating, issued to Lemoon's Painting Inc. You can look the number up yourself on the CSLB website. Ebenezer is a DC#36 journeyman painter, EPA lead-safe (RRP) certified, with OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 and 22 certifications in all.
Where we do this work
Stucco, Drywall & Wood Repair comes up most often in these parts of the county. Each page says what homes there actually need.
Chula VistaNational CityImperial BeachBonitaSpring ValleyLa Mesa
Ready to talk about stucco, drywall & wood repair?
The estimate is free. Ebenezer will look at the job, listen to what you want, and explain the steps.