Nothing dates a room like a cracked corner, a doorknob hole or a water-stained patch, and paint alone will not hide it. Carolina Superior Painting patches drywall the careful way: cut the damage back clean, set the patch flush, tape and mud it, then sand it smooth and feather the edges so it disappears into the wall. We prime the repair so it takes paint evenly, and if we are repainting the room we roll it right in so you cannot find where it was. Crack filling and small drywall repair come standard with our interior work, or we handle the repairs and prep on their own.
Based in Clayton and working most across Fuquay-Varina and Clayton, plus Willow Spring, Holly Springs, Angier, Garner, Smithfield, Selma, Knightdale, Raleigh, Cary and the towns around them. A little further out? Call and ask — we get around.
Yes. We cut the damage back clean, set a patch flush, tape and mud it, then sand and feather the edges so it disappears into the wall.
Yes — once the leak itself has been fixed. We patch and prime the stained area so it takes paint evenly and the stain does not bleed back through.
Not if it is done right. Feathering the edges and priming the repair are the two steps that make a patch vanish, especially when we roll the whole wall.
Yes. We handle the repairs and prep on their own, or roll them straight into an interior repaint — your choice.
Quotes are free. Call (919) 796-5953 or send the form on this site, and owner Rob Goodacre will look at the job, talk through colors and finishes with you, and give you a written price before any work starts.
Tell us the project — a set of cabinets, a room, the whole interior, the outside of the house, a popcorn ceiling or wallpaper — and roughly the size and the colors you are thinking, and we’ll get you a straight, free quote and a time. Rob does the estimate himself. Photos of the space help.