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Drywall of RI

Small jobs

No Job Too Small

Plenty of contractors won't return your call for a single patch or a small repair. We're not like that. At Drywall of RI, we take pride in the small jobs just as much as the big ones — because a clean, well-finished repair is what keeps homeowners calling us back and sending their neighbors.

Call (401) 280-4222 · free written estimate

Drywall finisher patching a small hole in a Rhode Island home

Small jobs we're always happy to take

  • Patching holes — doorknob dents, nail pops, cracks, and anchor holes
  • Drywall patches after a TV mount, shelf, or fixture comes down
  • Small ceiling repairs and water-stain patches
  • Hairline cracks and seam repairs
  • Touch-ups before painting or selling your home
  • Single-room and single-wall repairs
  • Finish work on a repair someone else left unfinished

No job is too small, and no homeowner gets turned away. If you're not sure whether your project is worth a call — it is.

Why we take the small jobs

A patch done right takes the same skill as a full hang — matching texture, feathering compound, and sanding so the repair disappears under paint. Homeowners remember who showed up for the small fix, and that's how we've built our business since 2017.

How long does a small repair take?

Most single patches are a half day on site, sometimes less. We protect floors, contain dust, and leave the room cleaner than we found it. Larger small jobs — a wall of nail pops or a ceiling water stain — may need a return visit for dry time between coats.

We give you a written price and timeline when we see the work on site.

Our process

  1. Quick look on site or from photos — then a written estimate
  2. Floor protection and dust control before any cuts
  3. Patch, tape, finish, and texture-match to the surrounding wall
  4. Sand, prime if needed, and final clean-up
  5. Walk-through with you before we leave

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Let's plan your project.

Tell us about your space — we'll walk through it, talk through the work, and give you a clear, written estimate. No pressure.