Painter on a ladder repairing a plaster ceiling crack before painting

Plaster & Drywall Repair

The repair comes before the finish.

Cracked plaster, damaged drywall and rough patches, repaired and blended so the paint that goes over it actually holds.

Cracks & Holes

Wall and ceiling cracks, holes and settled seams, patched and reinforced, not just skimmed over.

Ceiling & Corner Repair

Ceiling patches, corner beads and trim lines, blended flush with the surrounding surface.

Ready for Paint

Every repair is primed and checked before a finish coat goes anywhere near it.

On the job

A real ceiling patch, mid repair.

Plaster repair happens before painting starts, not as an afterthought. Cracks and old patches get opened up, filled and feathered so the surface reads flat once it's primed and painted.

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Close view of a painter mid ceiling plaster crack repair on a ladder

How it works

From damage to finished wall.

01

Assess the Damage

We check how deep the crack or hole goes and whether the surface underneath needs reinforcing.

02

Patch & Reinforce

The area is opened up, filled and reinforced so the repair holds instead of cracking again.

03

Blend & Prime

The patch is feathered flush with the surrounding wall and primed to match absorption.

04

Paint to Match

Finish coats go over the repair so it reads as one continuous wall, not a patch.

FAQ

Plaster and drywall questions.

Yes. Prime Finish Group repairs cracked and damaged plaster as well as drywall, common in older New York and Philadelphia buildings as well as newer construction.

Yes. Ceiling cracks, patches and corner repairs are part of our regular plaster and drywall work.

Repairs are feathered flush with the surrounding surface and primed before painting, so the finished wall reads as one continuous surface.

Yes. Plaster and drywall repair and painting are both handled by the same crew, so the whole job is scheduled together.

Got a crack, patch or hole?

Call for a quote, or send a message and we will get back to you.