If there's one repair Celina homeowners call us about most, it's drywall. The Blackland Prairie clay under this town swells with spring rain and shrinks hard in August, and even well-built foundations move enough to telegraph hairline cracks above door frames and along ceiling seams. Add the usual dings from moving day and kids, and every house eventually needs a patch.
We cut out damage cleanly, tape and float in thin coats, and match your texture — orange peel, knockdown, or the smoother finishes newer builders favor — so the repair disappears. We finish with primer, and paint if you'd like, then leave the room cleaner than we found it.
Almost certainly soil movement. The clay beneath Collin County expands when wet and contracts in drought, flexing the frame slightly. Hairline cracks over doors and windows are common and cosmetic — we repair them so they stay hidden.
Yes. We carry the tools and materials for the textures used across Celina's newer subdivisions, from orange peel to knockdown, and we blend the patch outward so light doesn't catch a seam.
Small patches are usually done in one visit, with a short return trip if a second coat needs overnight drying. Larger repairs, like a ceiling section, generally wrap up within two visits including paint.
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