Holes, dents and damaged walls and ceilings, repaired and painted so you would never know they were there. See real Handyman Reid repairs below.
Actual Handyman Reid jobs: damaged walls and ceilings repaired, finished and painted so the damage disappears.
A hole and several rough patches, repaired and touched up so the wall looks untouched.
A large cut-out in the wall patched, finished and painted, with no sign of the damage left.
Damage where the wall meets the ceiling repaired and blended into the surrounding paint.
From small holes to big patches, Edmonton's freeze-thaw cycles and everyday life are hard on walls. Reid patches, tapes and finishes to a seamless result.
Doorknob holes, furniture dents and larger cut-outs, repaired with a proper patch and clean finish.
Damage in ceilings and where walls meet the ceiling, blended in so the repair disappears.
Seams and patches taped, mudded and sanded smooth, ready for paint.
Skim coating for rough or damaged surfaces and deep patch repair for bigger damage.
Stains sealed before painting so they don't bleed through the new finish.
The repaired area painted and blended, so you get a finished wall and not just a patch.
Reid checks the damage and the cause. Water damage needs the leak fixed first.
Damaged drywall is cut back to solid material and a new patch goes in.
Thin coats of compound are built up and sanded smooth. Each coat needs time to dry.
The area is primed and painted to blend with the rest of the wall.
It depends on the size of the damage, whether it is on a wall or ceiling, the texture that needs matching, and whether painting is included. Send Reid a photo and a rough size and he will quote you before any work starts.
Yes. Paint touch-ups are part of the repair so the wall looks finished, as shown in the photos above. If you want the whole room painted, see the interior painting packages.
Yes. Reid repairs damage in ceilings and where walls meet the ceiling, and blends it into the surrounding finish.
Small repairs are quick. Larger patches need several thin coats of compound with drying time in between, so they can take more than one visit.
Yes, once the source of the water has been fixed. If there is any mold, it has to be dealt with before the wall is closed up and repaired.
Yes. Wall and ceiling repairs, paint touch-ups and full unit turnovers are a regular part of Reid's work.
Yes. Reid is fully insured, so your property and your peace of mind are protected during every visit.