What's included
- Patching small holes or damaged spots, taped and mudded smooth
- Matching the surrounding texture when you add texture matching
- Protecting the floor and furniture around the work
SnapWork patches small holes and damaged spots in drywall: doorknob holes, anchor holes, dents and small cracks. The pro cuts in a patch, tapes and muds it smooth, and can match the wall's texture, like orange peel or knockdown, so the patch disappears under paint. Water-damaged drywall and large holes are priced from your photo first. We work across Napa County and Solano County.
Updated October 2026
A finished drywall repair has three steps. The patch fills the hole. The texture matches the bumps on the rest of the wall. The paint makes it disappear. You can book just the patch, or all three.
If you want the patch painted, have the wall paint at home. A leftover can from the last paint job is ideal. Color matching from scratch is not part of a touch-up.
A brown stain, bubbling paint or soft drywall usually means water got in. Fix the leak before patching, or the damage comes back.
Often added to this job. Each one is optional and has its own price.
Small patches are priced per patch, with texture matching and paint as add-ons. Because sizes vary, we price drywall from your photo. You see the price before you book.
Most walls are textured, and an unmatched patch shows through paint. Add texture matching and paint touch-up and the patch blends in.
Water-stained or soft drywall means a leak. The leak needs fixing first, so we price that work from your photo.
Yes, if you add paint touch-up and have the wall paint at home. A patch isn't finished until it's painted.
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