Plaster Repair

Trusted Plaster Repair Company in DFW

Revitalize Your Space With Quality Plaster Repairs

Plaster is a durable feature that can enhance any room in your home. Whether you prefer a smooth finish or a more textured look, plaster can match your style perfectly. But if your walls or ceilings have cracks or damage, it can take away from the overall beauty of the space.

Drywall Doctor specializes in repairing plaster walls and ceilings, fixing holes or cracks to ensure everything looks great again. If you’re planning a home makeover, updating your kitchen, or renovating your bathroom, let us make your walls and ceilings look their best.

Homeowners often choose plaster over drywall or sheetrock due to its durability and elegance. However, improper maintenance can weaken the building material, lower your home’s value, and diminish the overall appearance.

Drywall Doctor can handle any type of damage, including holes, crumbling, and cracks in plaster walls or ceilings.

Benefits of Plaster Repairs

Improves Appearance

Keeping your plaster in good shape makes your home look better, which can increase its value.

Adds Durability

Repairing plaster helps it last longer and protects it from being damaged easily.

Revitalizes Renovations

If you’re updating your home, fixing cracked plaster helps freshen the look of your walls and ceilings.

Seamless Finish

Our repairs match the texture and paint of your existing plaster, ensuring smooth and attractive results without visible flaws.

Satisfaction Guaranteed

We stand by our work, offering a complete satisfaction guarantee along with a one-year craftsmanship warranty.

How to Repair Plaster Walls & Ceilings

Many homeowners want to know how they can fix holes and cracks in plaster walls and ceilings themselves. While it seems like an easy and cost-effective solution, DIY solutions to these problems can lead to bigger issues down the line.

If left unfixed, the damage can spread, lowering your home’s value and making it less appealing to potential buyers. Plus, you could end up paying more for repairs later on.

Free Estimate & Inspection

Get a complimentary, on-site plaster repair estimate to understand the cost breakdown and set clear expectations before scheduling a service.

Area Preparation

We protect your home with drop cloths and tarps to keep the area clean during plaster repairs.

Crack Repair

We identify the cause of cracks, create a personalized repair plan, and restore walls and ceilings.

Texture & Paint Matching

After repairs are completed, we offer texture and paint matching for a seamless finish that enhances your home’s value.

Satisfaction Guarantee & Warranty Protection

We provide expert plaster repairs that are backed by a satisfaction guarantee and a 2-year craftsmanship warranty.

Why Choose Us for Plaster Repairs?

DIY plaster patching methods and inexperienced contractors often dismiss cracks in walls and ceilings as cosmetic issues. But these signs may reveal underlying problems. Proper repairs ensure durable, blemish-free surfaces and prevent further damage.

Drywall Doctor DFW provides plaster repairs along with texture and paint matching services to provide a seamless finish you’ll love. Our plaster repair services include:

Repair of brittle and cracked plaster
Plaster restoration
Fixing cracks in walls and ceilings
Repairs for home renovations
Addressing settlement damage
Texture and paint matching

Schedule a Free Plaster Repair Estimate in the Dallas-Fort Worth Area

If you’re looking to renovate your kitchen, remodel your home, or repair cracked walls and ceilings, Drywall Doctor DFW is here to help. We offer reliable service, quality materials, and lasting solutions.

What are the most common plaster defects?

Cracks, including stress cracks, uneven surfaces, blistering, bubbling, and softness, are common plaster issues.

What’s the difference between plaster and drywall?

The main difference between plaster and drywall is their composition. Drywall consists of dried gypsum with a paper backing and uses spackle that dries by evaporation, which must be sanded and coated multiple times. Plaster can be applied to wood lath, masonry, or gypsum lath, and it sets through a chemical reaction rather than evaporation.