After painting and applying some ceiling texture with popcorn spray, and cleaning then reapplying the vent cover, it looks like nothing was ever there. Right? RIGHT?

Y’all put A LOT of holes in your walls. It’s cool. I fix those.

After sanding, I vacuum the walls, ceiling, and floor to get the maximum amount of dust off of each surface before painting.

This ceiling is getting sanded tomorrow and I’m pretty excited about it. Stay tuned.

This is a completed patch for a project that lasted a few weeks, as we were patching nearly 20-30 holes in the ceiling PER UNIT - there were 8 units. It was a busy week.

This patch might be hard to see, but that’s the point - it’s to the left of the sprinkler head.

We were proud of this one - there are 2 patches visible here - one under the light, and one near the top left corner of the pic. Happy hunting!

Here you can see a patch without paint or popcorn texture. It has since been textured. The next pic is what it looks like now.

Gave you a different view of the patch so you can at least see what it looks like with the texture. I blend, and blend, until I am satisfied that the client wont be able to see the patch.

Here’s one more of the finished patches from a client in Rockbridge Park who now has a ceiling without massive holes in it. These patches have been painted and popcorned.

Just to the left of the sprinkler head are 2 patches. Can you see them? No? I didn’t think so.

This is a bathroom ceiling patch prior to paint - so you can see the outline - but also the blended texture.

After painting and applying some ceiling texture with popcorn spray, and cleaning then reapplying the vent cover, it looks like nothing was ever there. Right? RIGHT?

Y’all put A LOT of holes in your walls. It’s cool. I fix those.

After sanding, I vacuum the walls, ceiling, and floor to get the maximum amount of dust off of each surface before painting.

This ceiling is getting sanded tomorrow and I’m pretty excited about it. Stay tuned.

This is a completed patch for a project that lasted a few weeks, as we were patching nearly 20-30 holes in the ceiling PER UNIT - there were 8 units. It was a busy week.

This patch might be hard to see, but that’s the point - it’s to the left of the sprinkler head.

We were proud of this one - there are 2 patches visible here - one under the light, and one near the top left corner of the pic. Happy hunting!

Here you can see a patch without paint or popcorn texture. It has since been textured. The next pic is what it looks like now.

Gave you a different view of the patch so you can at least see what it looks like with the texture. I blend, and blend, until I am satisfied that the client wont be able to see the patch.

Here’s one more of the finished patches from a client in Rockbridge Park who now has a ceiling without massive holes in it. These patches have been painted and popcorned.

After painting and applying some ceiling texture with popcorn spray, and cleaning then reapplying the vent cover, it looks like nothing was ever there. Right? RIGHT?

Y’all put A LOT of holes in your walls. It’s cool. I fix those.

After sanding, I vacuum the walls, ceiling, and floor to get the maximum amount of dust off of each surface before painting.

This ceiling is getting sanded tomorrow and I’m pretty excited about it. Stay tuned.

This is a completed patch for a project that lasted a few weeks, as we were patching nearly 20-30 holes in the ceiling PER UNIT - there were 8 units. It was a busy week.

This patch might be hard to see, but that’s the point - it’s to the left of the sprinkler head.

We were proud of this one - there are 2 patches visible here - one under the light, and one near the top left corner of the pic. Happy hunting!

Here you can see a patch without paint or popcorn texture. It has since been textured. The next pic is what it looks like now.

Gave you a different view of the patch so you can at least see what it looks like with the texture. I blend, and blend, until I am satisfied that the client wont be able to see the patch.

Here’s one more of the finished patches from a client in Rockbridge Park who now has a ceiling without massive holes in it. These patches have been painted and popcorned.