Drywall repair in Columbia, MO, from a crew that knows the housing
Columbia is our home. We live here, we went to school here, and we drive every corner of it — from the 1910s bungalows of the Old Southwest and Benton-Stephens, through the mid-century ranches around Parkade and Shepard Boulevard, to the knockdown-textured subdivisions south of Nifong and the new construction out east on Route WW and north along Rangeline. That range of housing is exactly why texture matching matters here: a patch done the way a 2005 Rock Bridge house needs it would look obvious in a 1925 plaster home on Westmount.
Because we're local and small, calls and texts go to one of the two of us — not a call center — and most quotes come back within the hour, Monday through Saturday. Same-week scheduling is normal for anything inside the city, and during move-out season we run multiple apartment visits a day around campus.
Columbia Neighborhoods We Work In
Downtown / The District · North Village Arts District · East Campus · Benton-Stephens · Old Southwest · West Broadway · Grasslands · Ridgemont · Country Club · Woodrail · Parkade · Rothwell Heights · Shepard Boulevard · Indian Hills · Vanderveen · Auburn Hills · Arrowhead Lake · Lake of the Woods · Rock Bridge · Mill Creek · Bearfield · Thornbrook · The Highlands · Cherry Hill · Smithton Ridge · Copperstone · Old Hawthorne · Wyndham Ridge · Timberhill · Student housing along Providence, Stadium, Grindstone and Old 63
Before
After The Drywall Problems We Fix Most in Columbia Homes
- Settling cracks in the 1990s–2000s subdivisions — Diagonal cracks off door and window corners and cracks at inside corners in the south-side developments. Mid-Missouri clay soil and seasonal humidity swings keep these houses moving.
- Nail pops in newer construction — Rows of pops on ceilings and exterior walls in homes built in the last few years out east and north, once the builder's one-year warranty has run out.
- Popcorn ceilings in the mid-century neighborhoods — Original 1960s–80s popcorn in Parkade, Rothwell Heights and the Shepard area. Removal and a smooth or knockdown refinish is one of our most requested jobs.
- Plaster cracks in the historic districts — Map cracks, loose plaster and old anchor holes in pre-1950 homes in the Old Southwest, Benton-Stephens, East Campus and West Broadway.
- Water damage from roofs, pipes and upstairs bathrooms — Ceiling stains after spring storms, burst pipes in January, and leaks from the unit above in apartments and townhomes.
- Rental move-out damage — Doorknob holes, TV-mount holes and moving dings in student apartments and rental houses near campus, patched flat-rate before the inspection.
Whether it's a hallway doorknob hole in a Thornbrook two-story, a sagging plaster ceiling on a Benton-Stephens bungalow, or twenty units to turn over on Old 63 in August, we know the textures and the housing, and we match them right the first time.
What drywall repair costs in Columbia, MO
Most small drywall repairs in Columbia run $125–$300, medium-to-large patches with texture matching $275–$600, crack repairs $150–$450, water-damaged sections $250–$850 per area, and popcorn ceiling removal $1–$3 per square foot. Same pricing as Columbia, no trip fee, and every quote is free and flat-rate before work starts. See the full table in our drywall repair cost guide.
Text a photo of the damage and your address in Columbia to (573) 207-3503 — we'll usually price it from the photo within the hour.